How to Remove Coffee Stains from Stainless Steel Travel Mug? [6 Effective Tips and Tricks]

Don't think you're some kind of slob if you have coffee stains on your cup. If, for example, you are fishing on a pond and got so carried away that you forgot about your strong coffee, then even after such a period of time, stains may already remain. All this is due to oils and tannins.

But the problem is that on stainless steel these stains stick most firmly. If you do not wash these stains for a long time, you may find that the coffee begins to taste bitter.

Of course, first of all, it’s important to just wash the mug well. It is better to do this with hot water, since coffee oils are better removed with hot water.

Baking Soda and Water If you have been on a hike for a long time and rinsed your mug as best you can, then be prepared that it may no longer look so attractive. But this method will help you improve the appearance of your mug. I arrived after a two-week hike and didn’t even think that it would help me so quickly. More....

Vinegar Soak There was this one particularly stubborn stain that just wouldn’t come off. I decided to try the vinegar soak, and it worked wonders. It was like magic watching those stains dissolve away. More....

Dish Soap and Baking Soda This method has saved me many times when I’m in a hurry. It’s a simple solution that tackles minor stains quickly. More....

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