Removing Tomato Stains on Plastic

Try this simple method of removing tomato stains from plastic containers.

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When I store tomato-based sauces in plastic refrigerator dishes or microwave foods, such as chili and spaghetti sauce in plastic bowls, I usually end up with red stains in the containers. When this happens, I put a few tablespoons of lemon juice in each dish, fill it with water and let it soak. In a short time, the stains are gone.

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C. Cole
West Haven, Connecticut



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