Taste of Home talked about this on their forum a while back and said to use a baking soda and water paste to cover the stone, rub it in, let it sit for a few minutes and rinse (very, very) well. HTH!
Taste of Home talked about this on their forum a while back and said to use a baking soda and water paste to cover the stone, rub it in, let it sit for a few minutes and rinse (very, very) well. HTH!
Taste of Home talked about this on their forum a while back and said to use a baking soda and water paste to cover the stone, rub it in, let it sit for a few minutes and rinse (very, very) well. HTH!
awesome. i'm going to do this RIGHT NOW.
tyvm!
Np! I hope it solves your issue... I should say that I don't think it was a staffer that gave that info, but generally speaking I think most of the people on that forum have crazy good knowledge. (And I did some additionally googling around, and found several people giving the same advice, so hopefully it cleans it up!)
Np! I hope it solves your issue... I should say that I don't think it was a staffer that gave that info, but generally speaking I think most of the people on that forum have crazy good knowledge. (And I did some additionally googling around, and found several people giving the same advice, so hopefully it cleans it up!)
ok, i just rinsed it and it is a lot better. not perfect, but much better.
i did another coat and i'm letting it soak for 10 minutes and then i'll rinse the crap out of it. thanks for the tip!!!
