How do I get a coffee stain out of my laminate kitchen counter?

Answer 1

I would try either a thick paste of baking soda that you let sit on for a little while, a cream of tarter paste, or lemon juice. The baking soda got red kool-aid off my counter. I smeared it on, let it sit for about ten minutes, then got it wetter w/a sponge, scrubbed at it for a minute then rinsed. I've never tried the other 2 for my counter, but they've cleaned up other messes really well.

Answer 2

it is a trade secret but like all the others I will let you in on it if you will not use my name

shooooooo dont tell anyone
urine,,yes urine
get on the counter or if you can hit a bottle or cup
let it set 3 days and the coffee stain will be gone

Answer 3

Bleach

Answer 4

Anything with bleach should do the trick without any damage to the laminate surfaces.

Answer 5

Rub some soft scrub on the counter and leave it sit there. It has bleach in it. Works every time (for red fruit drinks and wine too).

Answer 6

Try spraying it with a kitchen cleaner (such as soft scrub, 409 etc) then use a magic eraser sponge to wipe it off (you'll have to use a little elbow grease).

Good Luck

Answer 7

I would try the baking soda with vinegar. I do this all the time to get coffee & tea stains out.

Answer 8

Chlorine bleach.

Answer 9

I would say any type of bleach. Liquid, powder or jell would work.