Is there an easy way to remove the silverware marks on our daily use white stoneware dishes?

Question

I've tried lots of grocery store available cleaners, scouring products etc. but the marks remain!!!

Answer 1

Try Mr. Clean's magic eraser.

Answer 2

Some stoneware owners notice gray marks or “scratches” on their dinnerware. This is not a defect. These marks can occur when metal utensils come into contact with the hard glazes typically used by most stoneware manufacturers.

Stoneware glazes look and feel very smooth; however, the surface is composed of microscopic peaks and valleys. When metal utensils, which are often softer than the glaze, contact the stoneware, tiny metal particles become caught in the microscopic valleys.

Though some users characterize the gray marks as scratches, usually there is no damage to the glaze or the stoneware body. The metal deposits can be removed with a variety of cleansers, including Pfaltzgraff Stoneware & Porcelain Cleaner, Zud, Bar Keepers Friend, etc.

Pfaltzgraff developed Pfaltzgraff Stoneware & Porcelain Cleaner specifically to remove metal marks from ceramic products. The combination of chemical action and a mild abrasive in the cleaner easily removes the metal particles from the glaze. Pfaltzgraff Stoneware & Porcelain Cleaner is endorsed by the American Standard Company for use

Answer 3

Silverware Marks

Answer 4

Try soaking them in the sink with hot water and 1 cup(or more) of electric dishwasher liquid. Make sure the liquid is completely dissolved before you put the plates in the sink. Use only enough water to cover the dishes. Soak over night.

Answer 5

try soaking them overnite in a weak vinegar / water
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