Eek! Curry stain in/on worktop!!

Penelope_Penguin

I've successfully used cream cleaner to get rid of stains like that :beer: They have bleach and abrasive in them.

HTH, Penny. x

jillie1974

stardrops is the best for stains like that! works everytime

Penelope_Penguin

Me again I've found an older thread on this subject, so I'll add this question to it, and you'll be able to read the other replies.

Penny. x

ElegantlyWasted

You lot are ace

Cream cleaner and a lot of elbow grease has got the majority of it off. Success! I'm going to give it another go with Stardrops in a bit, but it's barely noticeable now.

Thanks so much x

Penelope_Penguin

ElegantlyWasted wrote: »

You lot are ace

Cream cleaner and a lot of elbow grease has got the majority of it off. Success! I'm going to give it another go with Stardrops in a bit, but it's barely noticeable now.

Thanks so much x

Glad to be of service

Try gently rubbing the remaining stain with some more cream cleaner, then leave for a while (making sure it doesn't dry out). That may work.

Penny. x

suzywoozy_3

I use bicarb and a lot of elbow grease and find that works well.

victotoro

Hi, I've got black worktops and a love of curry, and I use straight bleach all the time to get rid of the turmeric stains.

I've used it on every worksurface I ever had for this purpose, and none of them have stained even slightly.

If you are worried, try it on a little bit under the 'lip' of the worksurface before you put it on the top - it takes about 30 seconds to dissolve the stain, then you can wipe it off.

Hope this helps.

sb44

I've removed curry stains from worksurfaces with Milton Sterilising liquid (the stuff you get in the baby aisle for cleaning bottles, teats etc).

I just poured a small pool onto the stain and left it for a while and it did the trick.

Perhaps it would be worth putting a bit on a part of your work surface that you can't see to test it first (ie where your microwave is placed etc).

pretty_mumma

Ive always used Mr muscle kitchen cleaner to get rid of curry stains. Weird how it turns them orange tho before you wipe it off!!

Sam xx

Frostypoohs

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

I've successfully used cream cleaner to get rid of stains like that :beer: They have bleach and abrasive in them.

HTH, Penny. x

Thanks for the tip, CIF power cream worked a treat on wooden table curry stain.:j Quite a relief as it wasn't my table.