How to Remove Gray From CorningWare

CorningWare is versatile and durable but its surface can sustain gray marks from silverware and other dishes rubbing against it. The marks are not actually scratches but marks left in the glaze after contact with other items, especially metal silverware and utensils. Normal washing cannot remove these gray marks, so you'll need to scrub your CorningWare with a mild abrasive.

Things You'll Need

• Baking soda
• Nylon scrubbing sponge
• Liquid dish soap
• Dish towel

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Instructions

1. • 1

     Sprinkle a thin layer of baking soda over the gray marks on your CorningWare.

   • 2

     Use a damp, nylon scrubbing sponge to gently clean the CorningWare.

   • 3

     Rinse the dish with fresh water and examine the surface to make sure all the gray marks are removed. If marks remain, sprinkle additional baking soda onto the surface and gently scrub again.

   • 4

     Wash the piece of CorningWare with liquid dish soap as usual and dry thoroughly with a clean dish towel.