We’ve all been there – you’ve prepared a delicious batch of spaghetti or a tomato-based sauce in your Tupperware or plastic bowls, and when you go to wash them, you’re left with unsightly orange stains that seem impossible to remove.
These stubborn stains can be frustrating, but fear not! In this article, we’ll explore effective methods to help you get rid of those pesky orange spaghetti stains and restore your plastic containers to their pristine condition.
Understanding the Stains
Before diving into the removal methods, it’s essential to understand why these stains occur. The orange stains on plastic containers usually result from the tomatoes or tomato-based sauces. Tomatoes contain a high level of acidity and pigments like lycopene, which can bond with the plastic, leaving behind stubborn discoloration.
Now, let’s explore various methods to tackle these stains:
Immediate Rinse and Soak:
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