Showing posts with label care of Vintage white ironstone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label care of Vintage white ironstone. Show all posts

8.28.2013

Care of Vintage White Ironstone


Hi Everyone
 Happy Wednesday
Do you know how to keep your
  vintage white ironstone
 from turning yellow or losing its lustre 


 The magic ingredient that
not only cleans and sanitizes your
 vintage white ironstone
 it also will keep it creamy white 
without stripping it of its natural lustre and shine
is
 good old 3% hydrogen peroxide
yes
 you know the one
 in the brown bottle
costs about one dollar you can even buy it at the grocery store



Warning
Please please please do not use bleach on your
 vintage white ironstone
 I know many people say it works to remove stains but
bleach actually 
EATS 
the ironstone 
and it will remove the beautiful lustre
forever 
Once the lustre is gone
you can't get it back


You can also use white toothpaste to scrub your
vintage white ironstone
if you have tough stains


Simple solutions to insure your
 vintage white ironstone
 stays beautiful and will
last forever




romantic saying for today

"Love me and the world is mine"
Reed



Pam


6.25.2012

Care of Vintage White Ironstone

Hi Everyone
Happy Monday
Many of you have asked how to care for 
 ~Vintage White Ironstone~
My first tip is
NO No No never put Vintage White Ironstone in the dishwasher 
Please...
To care for White Ironstone
 wash it the old fashioned way by hand 
it is alright to use dish soap 
If you have stains you can use a white based tooth paste and a tooth brush to scrub spots
Please Do Not use cleansers with bleach
on White Ironstone
There is a glaze coating on White Ironstone that will be removed if you do
{see the shine on the pitcher above}
The shine from the glazed coating is very important it protects the ironstone
and  is a beautiful part of your vintage treasure
If you want to lighten or sterilize your White Ironstone
please Do Not use Bleach
you can soak it in a mixture of  50 percent  hydrogen peroxide and water
let it soak for a few days and then dry it in the sun
this will safely whiten and sterilize your
 Vintage White Ironstone
Remember that your vintage White Ironstone
was made before dishwashers were invented 

I will be sharing more Vintage White Ironstone
tips each week


romantic saying for today
 "Even if the sun refused to shine Even if romance ran out of rhyme
You would still have my heart until the end of time"

Martina Mcbride



Pam