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I have some very pale blue/grey dishes that have (what looks like) specks of grease that have "burnt on". You will see why I put that in quotation marks in the photo.
It looks like it would come off easily, or just with a bit of elbow grease and hot water, but it doesn't!
I use non-stick safe scourers, washing up liquid and hot water, as per the manufacturers instructions but can't remove.
Does anyone have any tips/tricks for how I can do this without damaging the surface?
So I wasn't sure how well it would work (since these appear to be some sort of burnt on grease stains) and it didn't get rid of everything but I think it might after a couple more careful applications.
I used astonish tea and coffee stain remover (I have no affiliation to the brand).
I figured it was the only tough stain remover I had in my cupboard that was safe on ceramic.
