Whether it's coffee or tea, it's a great drink to help you refresh, and many people feel more motivated to get work done after drinking it. But is it all over after the coffee? Have you paid attention to coffee stains on cups?
After drinking coffee, be sure to scrub the coffee stains in time, otherwise it is more likely to breed bacteria. If your mug has accumulated a lot of coffee stains, the easiest way to clean it is with toothpaste and salt. Rinse the cup with water first, then use dry salt or toothpaste to rub back and forth on the wall of the cup, and then rinse with water.
What if it's still not clean? At this time, you can try lemon or orange peel. Cut the lemon into slices and rub the coffee stains back and forth, or dip a little vinegar and then rub the coffee stains. You can also rub the orange peel directly.
Soak the tea-stained cup in warm water for a while, then pick it up, without wiping it dry, apply a thin layer of toothpaste to the tea-stained area. Then pick up the toothbrush, brush it a few times, and it will be brushed off. The effect is amazing.
