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How to remove yellow from appliances?

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After a period of use, it is quite natural for yellowish deposits to appear on your appliances. Although they were brand new, they gradually begin to age and turn yellow. To remedy this, we offer natural and economical solutions to restore the shine to your appliances.

 

Various techniques have been developed and tested to remove yellowing. The latter can be an aesthetic nuisance that contributes to   a less attractive appearance of the kitchen.   Let’s review all the tricks capable of eliminating it.

sodium bicarbonate

 

First of all, let’s start with a product that has nothing more to prove and we can see   its recurrence in the treatment of various domestic problems.   It should also be noted that its use does not constitute   any danger to your health   and does not attack your kitchen utensils. Here are the steps of a simple, effective and easy-to-use tip:

 
  • Take a sponge soaked in water;
  • Put a small dose of baking soda and then rub the yellow area with it;
  • Be sure to add more each time you move to another yellowed surface;
  • To complete the treatment of yellowed surfaces, use a damp cloth and rub the surfaces to remove excess;
  • Finally, make sure to dry everything thoroughly.

The glycerin mixture

Here’s a technique that lends itself well to even darker surfaces. By trying this method, you’ll easily get rid of what seem to be   particularly stubborn deposits  . Be sure to wear gloves, though, to prevent your skin from becoming sensitive to them. Place to apply the trick:

  • In equal parts, mix glycerin, hydrogen peroxide and xanthan gum;
  • Then mix everything until you obtain a homogeneous paste;
  • Apply the paste to the yellowed areas of the device, taking care to rub well;
  • For finishing, take a damp cloth and wipe the surfaces in question.

hydrogen peroxide

Due to the powerful bleaching effect of hydrogen peroxide,   the yellowing   will  completely disappear    without causing any damage to your device. Before tackling this method, make sure to equip yourself with your gloves:

  • Dip a soft sponge into 10 volume hydrogen peroxide;
  • Rub the yellowed areas of the device;
  • Wait 20 minutes for the product to take effect;
  • Finish by rinsing before drying everything well.

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