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Anti-pattern guide
Why baking soda scratches certain surfaces
People under-rate mechanical action. Even mild abrasives can create micro-scratches that show as haze—especially on glossy plastics, coated glass, and polished metal.
Key takeaway
People under-rate mechanical action. Even mild abrasives can create micro-scratches that show as haze—especially on glossy plastics, coated glass, and polished metal.
Key takeaway
People under-rate mechanical action. Even mild abrasives can create micro-scratches that show as haze—especially on glossy plastics, coated glass, and polished metal.
Why it fails
Abrasion removes soil and finish at the same time when pressure and particle size stack.
What actually works
Use non-scratch tools, test patches, and chemistry matched to soil type.
Not sure what to use? Recommendations are based on how the problem actually works.
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Surface-First
Test First
Gentle Approach
Know When to Stop