How to clean a cup soaked in wolfberry

When winter comes, cold air comes. Winter has suddenly arrived, so soaking red dates, wolfberry and ginger in a thermos cuphas become the best winter drink. So how to clean the thermos cup soaked in wolfberry?

As we all know, wolfberry contains a variety of amino acids and special nutrients such as betaine, zeaxanthin, and acid berry red pigment, which make it have very good health care effects. However, because acid berry red pigment is a natural pigment, after soaking wolfberry in a thermos cup for a long time, there will be a layer of red dirt on the inner wall of the cup. Because cups are used for drinking water, the method we use must be environmentally friendly, healthy and non-toxic. So if you want to clean this kind of dirt, you can use the following substances to clean it:

1. Toothpaste

Squeeze a small amount of toothpaste on the brush, and then apply the toothpaste on the inner wall of the cup with the help of the brush. After wet application for one minute, brush again with the brush. After rinsing with water, you will find that the dirt inside the cup will be cleaned.

2. Baking soda

Wet the inside of the cup with water, sprinkle baking soda on the dirt area, and then scrub with a sponge cup dipped in vinegar. The combination of baking soda and vinegar will cause a chemical reaction to break down the dirt. This chemical reaction is non-toxic and will not harm the skin.

3. Vinegar

Add vinegar, pour it into a cup, let it sit for a while, and then rinse it with water. Because vinegar contains acetic acid, it can react with calcium carbonate to form water-soluble salt, so it can be washed away.

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