Introduction
Do you have silverware scratches on your dishware? Do you wish your dishes looked as good as new? A dinner plate with scratches may seem old or unattractive. Renew the appearance of your dishes with this easy technique.
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Go to a sink so that you have access to running water.
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Rinse off your dish so that the plate is moist.
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Shake some of the "Bar Cleaner's Friend" powder onto the back of the plate to make sure that it does not damage the coloring.
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Wet the sponge and wipe the plate to see if the product is damaging to your plate.
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If it is, then stop usage immediately and rinse your plate to reduce damage.
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If the product is not damaging, then continue use on the top of the plate.
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Once you have flipped the plate over and sprinkled the plate with an thin and even layer of "Bar Keeper's Friend", scrub the plate with a sponge until the scratches are less visible.
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Once you have wiped the plate to your satisfaction (until most or all of the scratches have disappeared), squeeze out your sponge and rinse your plate and hands.
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Now, grab a paper towel and dry your plate by wiping.
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When you have dried the plate completely, your plate is done and ready for use.
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Now you have a plate that looks good as new! To maintain the appearance of your dishware, simply use the same process described in this guide when scratches appear again.
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I can’t get Bartender’s friend, but it inspired me to try a ceramic stove top cleaner. It worked like a charm. I was going to throw those dishes away. I have had them for 25 years. Now they will last at least another 15…