Jif/Cif
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perhaps u r overreacting lah.
people use cif for pots and pans coz there will be stubborn stain resulted from direct heating. not so much for plates and cutleries. But she could be using it coz it gives this very soapy feel and the perception of a better cleaner. Just have to ensure she rinse it off with enough water after that, I guess. -
I feel it ok lah. My mom used it for stubborn stain on pot & pan.
At least your mom use Jif only. My late-MIL use breach (liquid for those white shirt) to soak our chopstick, spoon, plate & bowl!!!!! That time I almost faint and throw away all the cutlery.
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MrsSeah:
hahah...reminds me of a colleague who some yrs ago told me she very happy coz she finally found a way to remove the coffee/tea stain from her mug...using bleach.I feel it ok lah. My mom used it for stubborn stain on pot & pan.
At least your mom use Jif only. My late-MIL use breach (liquid for those white shirt) to soak our chopstick, spoon, plate & bowl!!!!! That time I almost faint and throw away all the cutlery.
I was like :yikes: . I told her that the stain is probably still there....just changed colour and property when combined with the bleach!!! -
MrsSeah:
My late-MIL use breach (liquid for those white shirt) to soak our chopstick, spoon, plate & bowl!!!!! That time I almost faint and throw away all the cutlery.
:yikes: :faint:
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