Yipee !!
May I introduce you to my latest thrift find...
I have been on a hunt for such a little tea pot for quite some times now.
Thanks to a visit to a lovely friend town, I finally got my hands on one!
The only issue is that I am really struggling to clean the inside of the little "beak".
I have used bicarbonate of soda , white vinegar and boiling water (I have even tried to get a cotton bud in there!) but I don't seem to be able to clean that hard to reach part very well...Should I bleach it?
Have any of you clever ladies got any tip to share?
Pleaaaase :)
Sandrine x
**Edited (next Morning): A big Thankyou to Cam from Curlypops for her great suggestion to try with dishwasher powder!
It worked MAGIC!
I placed some powder in the little beak, poured boiling water over, let it soaked all night
and
in the morning after few rinse the result was amazingly clean.
SO now I hope I rinsed it enough :)
5 comments:
I was going to suggest what you've already tried, but next I would try dishwasher powder (preferably Finish or the Aldi brand). Make a paste and dab it inside with a cotton bud and leave it to soak for a while.
Thanks so much for the tip Cam! xx
Such a pretty teapot and what a great tip from Cam. I'm goign to try it on one of my stained teapots too.
Clare x
Awesome! Thanks for the cleaning info! X
sterident or similar works brilliantly
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