Making Tea Cup Ot T Pot

[in a mo]

I like to drink tea, my problem is that the stain left in the cup ,I have never used a T Pot, so my question is does the cup still stain if the Tea is made (Using T Bags) in a TEA Pot or does it make no difference to the cup.
What have ABers found the best way to remove Tea stains.
Bottoms Up
In A Mo

[BlackadderV]

No difference whatsoever.
The best way to prevent tea stains is to wash the cup up after use instead of leaving it to fester. To remove stains, add a dash of Domestos, but make sure you rinse it out thoroughly before attempting to drink from it again.

[slinky.kate]

when I rinse the cup I just give it a quick rub with a pot scourer

[gingejbee]

Nobody in this house drinks tea...but salt on a damp cloth rubbed inside the cup/mug will shift stains. Don't use bleach!

[2sp_]

Denture cleaning tablets work really well taking stains off mugs. And less likely to kill you than bleach. ;-)

[Psybbo]

Neat Fairy liquid

[Ellipsis]

It tends to be the cheaper ceramic mugs that get stained. A nice china cup or Denby mug is much easier to keep clean.

[lady-janine]

if your mug is e/ware then it probably will stain more easily than if it is s/ware. the glaze on s/ware is much harder.

[woofgang]

salt works and won't flavour the tea. DO NOY use domestos or bleach I mean really don't do it!!

[Hopkirk]

I'm with SlinkyKate, a nylon scourer does the trick.

[baza]

I once worked with a chap who would only rinse his mug under the tap and leave it to drain, a new cleaner saw his mug and gave it a good clean, when the bloke saw it he went ape and said the tea never tasted the same. No prizes for guessing he was single.

[ducksie]

baza, that sounds like my sisters ex, I cleaned his favourite mug once - it looked like new and there was blue murder and grumblings for days about his mug being cleaned.

[ducksie]

In answer to the op, I soak mine in milton or any sterilising fluid once a week

[baza]

A little old lady told me that denture cleaning tablets are good for getting rid of tea stains and descaling kettles, not tried it as I still have my own teeth.