Can Baking Soda Paste Remove Stains from Vanilla Stoneware?

[ccpchef]

I have a hostess with very well used vanilla stoneware who used a brillo pad to scrub the brownish stain off the outside Has anyone else had this trouble I am a cranberry girl so I told her I would try to find a better way to clean it HO suggested the baking soda paste Thanks Cheryl

 

[jrstephens]

I always clean mine with the baking soda paste.

 

[vwpamperedchef]

The outside right? I just use a little dawn foam and the back of my sponge (the rougher side) to scrub off any excess.

 

[chefsteph07]

I use BarKeepers Friend and it works pretty well

 

[GeorgiaPeach]

I use BarKeepers Friend and it works pretty well

Me too. That's what I was told to use so I bought some just for the vanilla. SO happy to switch to the cranberry

 

[KellyTheChef]

I always "wash" the outside of my glazed stones with soap and my scrubbie sponge. I do NOT like the way they look (especially the vanilla ones) when they get a build up of dark brown grease spots. Doing this, I have not had any problems. I purchased a used vanilla square baker once, and it had that yucky build up...took me a few washes and some elbow grease to get it all clean again!

 

[dannyzmom]

Ha sanyone tried the new SS cleaner on the exterior of Vanilla stoneware? I know it says it's great for on the SA pieces...so I am thinking it might work for the vanilla glazed stones?

 

[kspry]

I always just use baking soda for my vanilla & cranberry pieces.
That SS cleaner is way more expensive than baking soda. I'm not even going to try it.

 

[friday]

I use either barkeepers friend or a magic eraser.

 

[kspry]

Baking soda is better for the environment & my pocketbook than barkeeper's friend or magic erasers.

/off soapbox