Can You Remove Stains On Plastic Cake Plates?
Decorating By SweetCreations Updated 8 Jul 2005 , 8:21pm by diane
Hey Ya'll,
I have recently hit a cake makers gold. I traded a few cakes for too much to list but in a short list I ended up with a color flo fountain, 40 cake pans, 3-d pans (complete sets too ) tons of tips, 3 sets of stairways and a load of Plastic plates, pillars & angels that I told her that most likely I would have to toss in the trash b/c it has yellowed. Is there any way before I throw them away that they can be saved? I dont want to add them to my inventory & store them if I can't use them but I also know that bleach will yellow plastic. Any Ideas? I just hate to see them go to waste.
Thanks for your help!
~Sweet~
Try soaking in white vinegar or bleach (if vinegar does not work). The wash really good afterward. This should work I have seen other people recommened this.
Oh No!!! Don't throw the yellowed seperater plates out!!!
Put them outside in direct Sunlight for a few hours and they should come back to white!!!
Peroxide is also a bleach (that's what they use to lighten hair, only it's in more concentrated forms than what you have at home. I used to work in a salon. )
Omg Thank You all So MUCH! Yayyyyyyy I didnt want to throw the colums and plates out. I am willing to try anything! =0) Wooooooooo Hooooooo This is why I luv Ya'll!
~Sweet~ =0)
i didn't know direct sunlight would work?? i have tons of those plates that were given to me and most of them are pretty old.
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