Ground pepper has left a residue on the inside of my Waterford crystal pepper shaker. Help!
By Catherine
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Very simple, use a Q-tip to clean it!
It might be complicated on such a small scale, but I use ice and salt to remove any stains inside of glass (like coffee pots, vases, etc). Crushed ice and some salt swirled around vigorously just might remove it. Best of luck!
I have always filled containers about half way with warm water, then add alot of salt and shake, shake, shake. Being that the pepper shaker is most likely small I would say about a teaspoon or so of salt.
Fill halfway with water, add a tsp of bleach and let sit. It won't hurt the glass, and it does clean it. You might have to let it sit for a day or two. If this doesn't work, I use the bottle brush (for baby bottles, you can pick one up at the dollar store).
I try it with warm water and salt and after vigorously shaking and rinsing , I repeated several times and it worked, thank you!!
Put two pipe cleaners together and bend them in half. Twist them together and turn up the end that you bent it in half.
I put some Dawn inside with about 20 BB's and gently shook the pepper shaker. Within seconds the pepper residue was gone. I emptied the BB's into a strainer and rinsed the shaker and it was sparkling clean.
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