Kitchen

[Jtdmum]

I make a paste from baking soda and water and rub it over the stained area. Works every time...if you need a little stronger add some lemon juice and let it sit for 20-30 mins. 

[Mary Bailey]

I agree with vinegar and baking soda. 

I also think those denture fizzy tablets would work.

[Shawnie]

Just cleaned up three Lenox Poppies on Blue cups tonight with a wet paste of dishwashing powder.  Been doing this for years. removes tea, coffee stains and light black lines in the bottom of the cups.  

[LiveLaughLove]

 Can't remember what they are called but those white not sponge things that you can clean marks on walls and other things with.  I got mine on the Q, but I think Mr Clean makes them too.  I clean my tea stained mugs with them all the time.  Easy peasy

[shoesnbags]

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@Shelbelle wrote:

I use Clorox Clean Up comes  in a spray bottle, spray it in the cup , let it sit for a little bit and rinse in hot water first , then a cold water rinse just to remove the bleach smell.  I use it in all color cups too to remove coffee and tea stains.

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Just want to second this suggestion.  Clorox Clean Up contains bleach and safely gets rid of all coffee/tea stains from cups.  Like @Shelbelle, I just spray it on the stains, let the cup sit for a couple of minutes, then rinse it out.  I've been using it for years without any apparent damage to the cups. They look like new afterwards!

[drizzellla]

I use Soft Scrub. 

[AKgirl2]

I use a good sprinkle of Comet or Ajax on a not too wet sponge and rinse well...works wonderfully.  I also use the same method on everyday silverware, it make it look like new! 

[kitty4me]

@RinaRina I have used the product I will post a link of what I use. I sprinkle some pwder in with water and let it sit. It works really well. You can get this on Amazon as well. Maybe cheaper.                                                                                                                                

http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/full-circle-coffee-machine-cleaning-powder/?pkey=e%7Ccoffee%...

[Pooky1]

you must be talking about magic eraser.