Salt can be used to get out pot stains, but its pretty much only effective as an abrasive cleaner. The solid crystals of salt will act sort of like scouring powder to remove whatever they are rubbed on. Stainless steel pots aren't supposed to stain, and if one wishes to clean them effectively, the best approach is an abrasive one. Steel wool works, and has long been a favorite. The abrasive pads (they're usually green), either by themselves or adhered to a sponge, that one can pick up at any grocery, hardware or large variety store are a good bet. They work quite well on aluminum, too, but if one is treating aluminum, there are some other tricks that can be applied when cleaning the vessel. I find there is nothing quite like cooking up a batch of spaghetti sauce in an aluminum pot to clean it. The acid of the tomatoes works like magic to remove stains. It's a chemical (the reaction of the acid) approach rather than a mechanical (scouring) approach that has been passed around for a long time. Water in which cream of tartar and lemon juice have been added is recommended by the writers at this site: http://home.howstuffworks.com/how-to-clean-cookware1.htm
If it is the crock type the stain is from salt deposits, soak your pot in bleach and dishsoap, maybe use a light scrubber if it does not come off after an hour soak If it is the crock type the stain is from salt deposits, soak your pot in bleach and dishsoap, maybe use a light scrubber if it does not come off after an hour soak
You should use non-iodized salt in your neti pot, such as pure, unprocessed sea salt or kosher salt. Iodized salt can irritate the nasal passages.
To remove salt stains from car mats, first vacuum or sweep away as much as you can. Fill a spray bottle with warm water and white vinegar, spray the stains. Use a bristled brush to scrub the salt stains away.
To remove salt stains from nylon boots, mix a solution of equal parts water and vinegar. Dip a soft cloth into the solution and gently wipe the salt stains off the boots. Allow the boots to air dry completely before use.
To remove salt stains on buckets, mix warm water with vinegar or baking soda to create a solution. Use a brush or sponge to scrub the affected areas with the solution, then rinse thoroughly with clean water. You may need to repeat the process for stubborn stains.
To prevent salt stains on shoes, you can wipe your shoes with a damp cloth regularly to remove salt residue. You can also apply a waterproofing spray to create a barrier against salt. Additionally, letting your shoes dry naturally instead of using heat sources can help prevent salt stains.
HOD DO YOU GET SALT STAINS OFF OF SUEDE SHOES
Don't worry. I had such several times but everytime have managed to remove stains. Use Vanish oxi action detergent powder. It is also available in liquid, gel and spray form. Its safe on coloured clothes. Even if you have whites Vanish special detergent is able to maintain its whiteness as original. Use it once and you will never face this question again - how to remove coffee stains?
You can use SOS pads to remove the stains. It'll take some work, but they'll come out and you can scrub as hard as you need to.
Two things: to clean out your coffee pot and to use as a body scrub
This will depend or rather or not the pot has rusted or not. You can use a scouring pad and abrassive detergent,or salt on a lemon half.
Neti pot is a best for sinus problems. It is filled with salt water to clean your nasal passage.