Has anyone else had a this problem? Even though I cleaned it throughly with a Dobi and then Bon Ami, there are "shadow stains".
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My only Calphalon pan is their roasting pan. I believe that I see what you are talking about on mine( I just looked in good light). I must say that I hand wash in really hot soapy water and rinse in hot water and towel dry immediately after the rinse. I am not trying to be a wise guy with my answer but, I do not have Emerils staff to polish mine and I bought it to cook with, not be a slave to it. I have not noticed any degredation in its roasting ability and that is what I wanted from it. I have heard of people using "Barkeepers Helper" or something like that as a polish. Again, I,m not trying to be funny with my answer, hope this helps.
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So sorry. I haven't used it as yet. Will be using it to bake for Xmas. Will let you know then.
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Try CLR Kitchen Cleaner. Takes all the stains out and makes them look like new. Soap won't work. Makes them clean, but leaves all the stains.
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I use Barkeepers Helper on all my stainless steal pots and pans and on my appliances. It is the best product to clean stainless steal. I tried several products but this was by far the best.
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My only Calphalon pan is their roasting pan. I believe that I see what you are talking about on mine( I just looked in good light). I must say that I hand wash in really hot soapy water and rinse in hot water and towel dry immediately after the rinse. I am not trying to be a wise guy with my answer but, I do not have Emerils staff to polish mine and I bought it to cook with, not be a slave to it. I have not noticed any degredation in its roasting ability and that is what I wanted from it. I have heard of people using "Barkeepers Helper" or something like that as a polish. Again, I,m not trying to be funny with my answer, hope this helps. My only Calphalon pan is their roasting pan. I believe that I see what you are talking about on mine( I just looked in good light). I must say that I hand wash in really hot soapy water and rinse in hot water and towel dry immediately after the rinse. I am not trying to be a wise guy with my answer but, I do not have Emerils staff to polish mine and I bought it to cook with, not be a slave to it. I have not noticed any degredation in its roasting ability and that is what I wanted from it. I have heard of people using "Barkeepers Helper" or something like that as a polish. Again,... » Read More My only Calphalon pan is their roasting pan. I believe that I see what you are talking about on mine( I just looked in good light). I must say that I hand wash in really hot soapy water and rinse in hot water and towel dry immediately after the rinse. I am not trying to be a wise guy with my answer but, I do not have Emerils staff to polish mine and I bought it to cook with, not be a slave to it. I have not noticed any degredation in its roasting ability and that is what I wanted from it. I have heard of people using "Barkeepers Helper" or something like that as a polish. Again, I,m not trying to be funny with my answer, hope this helps. « Show Less
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The only thing I've found is regular cleaning with Bona Floor Cleaner, and a new coat of clear varnish. Sorry :(
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I have the same issue. I think the white build-up and orange or brown staining on your towel is burnt residue from suspended particulates in the water and/or from the egg shells. I switched to using distilled water and still have the problem, but much less so. I don't think the residue is harmful. I use a damp no-scratch scouring pad with a dab of dish soap, then scrub and scrub to remove the residue, then use a clean damp towel to clean off any remaining soap.
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I have cooked in mine several times and I have dark stains. I think it may be normal
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I have used Hot Shots for over 30 years - the earlier ones did get stained but the two new ones I just got (for different rooms) have not done so yet. Might be the water. Occasionally, one would burn out because it was accidently turned on without water.
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Chiming in to say the clear case yellowed/stained on me too, starting at a few months in. To be fair though, I'm pretty messy with it, but I've tried thoroughly cleaning it to no avail. Still a great case, though.
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I have a the same problem except that I get a blue streak down the right side. I have done multible auto cleanings and no change. I ended up replaceing the cyan cartrige and also the magenta cartrage wich was leaking. With HP cartrages.
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I have had the same problem no matter what type of brush I used, I swish mine in a little bleach, once in a while, keeps it clean through and through and stays in top condition. Just rinse it well.
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Same answer as Sheli. I have to scrub it with soap and a washcloth or loofa multiple times because I make mine very thick and dark. Good luck.
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I have the same problem, I've tried to remove the stains with acetone and even a Magic Eraser, but nothing work. SO disappointing because I love the case!
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I wash mine by hand. I sometimes have to soak it for just a bit, then I use a soft plastic bristle brush if needed and some Bon Ami powder cleanser to scrub out any remaining stains and to polish it. Bon Ami won't scratch it at all. I have used mine at least once a week since I bought it, and it still looks beautiful.
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Ditto to what Ken Baxter. It does discolor. But it's not a big issue for me.
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No, I'm sorry I can not help. As a matter of fact, I am having the same problem. I have tried various cleaners without any luck. Finally, I just stopped scrubbing on it. I basically just gave up. Any suggestions from others would be greatly appreciated.
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I'm sorry, I haven't had to use it yet, so I'm no help to you. My sink is new, and I have the bisque or biscuit color. I also have some Soft Scrub, from the grocery store, which you might try. Would think the bleach would have worked. Did you let it sit on the stain for awhile? Otherwise, I don't know. You might do an online search for "stains on porceline sinks" and see what suggestions the search may bring up for you. Good luck.
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try using the conditioner that came with the package and leave it in for a long time. the highlights seem to fade fast, so in a few daysit will look fine
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If you're talking about the wood floor under the rug (or the floor itself), I had similar stain problem under my rug. Had floor professionally refinished. Maybe Oxygen bleach could do the job, but really don't know. Try a spot and see if it works.
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I had the same issue. It doesn't really concern me, but I did discover that when washing them in the dishwasher if I use the hot presoak option the interiors come out spotless! I hope this helps.