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++++++ Toothpaste (Colgate Baking Soda & Peroxide Whitening to be exact) and a little bit of OxiClean [link is to product info at Amazon]...it takes a bit of scrubbing, but don't give up! My husband scratched our white sink with his ring at 6 am and by 6:30 am we had all of the scratches out! Julie S
++++++ All the pesky little chores perkily completed by 6:30 AM, huh, Julie? Okay, you make the coffee tomorrow. Wake me up around 9 :-) |
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Colgate & OxiClean [link is to product info at Amazon] worked for me in 2 minutes of scrubbing. Great hint.
Preston Y ![]()
- Greensboro, North Carolina
I had the same thing happen and I tried the toothpaste and it worked great. You have to scrub for a bit but the stains come off. It even smells nice while you're doing it.
Barb G ![]()
- Aberdeen, South Dakota
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+++++++ It worked, I love you all (and so does my husband!!). Although the Colgate method took a bit longer than 2 minutes, more like half an hour. I am not sure that I would have fancied using sandpaper on my sink. A Silveston
October 10, 2008 Had scratch-like stains on my bathroom sink found to be from my titanium watch. Tried the things published here. Didn't get good results until I used chrome polishing paste intended for car maintenance. F Yngvason
March 22, 2009 Hello, I too went to the internet to find a way to get a titanium ring scratch off of a porcelain sink. After trying various chemicals and magic eraser, the toothpaste seemed to work the best. About 5-10 minutes of heavy scrubbing with toothpaste and magic eraser got the scratches mostly gone. Jeff Stevens
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