Can the bowl be stained? Thank you.
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While I am not a woodworker, I do not think this wood would respond well to staining. More over, you'd definitely have to sand it down first as there is already a finish on it.
264575
We have not stained the bowl. But its original finish is absolutely beautiful and typically the bowl is used daily to serve salads containing various oil and vinegar dressings serving five family members. No staining or color discoloration has occurred. The bowl is as new looking as the first time we have used it. The bowl has been used daily for over one year.
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Likely not - the wood is not unfinished, and there already exist two different shades of the natural wood.
1375843
I haven't really tried to get it off - it doesn't come off easily because I've washed the bowls many times and it doesn't come off with soap and water. It is removable it you wanted to really work at it - I don't know if it would leave a residue or not.
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It will get stained, no way around it. I just use dish soap and the same scrubber I use on the dishes.
576203
Yes it can stain usually it is if you had it at a high temperature, it leaves a brown mark.
758586
We have not had a problem with any staining at all. I suppose if it did you could use a tiny bit of bleach to get it out & then run it through the dishwasher.
1297576
Dirt accumulates in a removable bowl. You can wipe the bowl easily with a paper napkin or towel, or wash it if you want.
1624647
Not rusted, since that is a function of iron-based products, but will develop a patina. I am choosing not to clean and polish my bowl, but allow it to darken and basically turn a dark brown to black with the exposure to air, heat, ashes, and tar in the wood i am burning. I want to fool the cooper thieves out there, too.
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It's made of particle board with a thin, wood-like laminate on top So, it won't stain. Sorry
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Yes you can wash the bowl. I hand wash mine and let mine and let it air dry.
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It depends on the stain. I use bleach if it is real bad and it is a food stain.
842849
The bowl I bought is made by Old Dutch and to the best of my knowledge is pure copper. My bowl also came with a small discoloration which doesn't affect using the bowl. The nature of copper is to discolor which can be removed with a good copper cleaner. I don't use my bowl very often so it is constantly developing a darkish coating.
1164321
any wood could be stained, but it is very plain wood , like maple or pine that is not meant to be stained.it looks nice anyways.
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I have to echo Bob, staining what? should never feed food in anything other than ceramic or stainless steel, safer for the pets. I've not ever had probs. with this food staining my stainless bowls though,,,
467883
yes, absolutely. Plus I have found that even chili and marinara sauce does not stain them. We are really impressed with these bowls for hot or cold stuff!
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The bowls are stainless steel. Hard water will cause a calcium build up or hard water stain. You can clean that with vinegar or barkeepers friend cleanser. A baking soda paste also works well
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No I cook all types of gravys in mine all the time and nothing has stained it, it cleans very easy. I'm very pleased with my purchase!
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I don't think you can stain it - it's not wood. With the proper prep work you might be able to paint it. (it has a laminate type coating)