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Why have markings come off measuring cups?
Wear and tear
Measuring cups are subject to wear and tear over time, especially if they are used frequently. The markings on the cups can become scratched or worn off from being washed, stacked, or dropped.
Heat damage
Measuring cups that are made of plastic can be damaged by heat. If a plastic measuring cup is placed in the dishwasher or exposed to high temperatures, the markings can melt or warp.
Chemical damage
Measuring cups can also be damaged by chemicals, such as bleach or dishwasher detergent. If a measuring cup is not rinsed thoroughly after being washed, the chemicals can leave behind a residue that can damage the markings.
Tips for preventing the markings on measuring cups from coming off
* Hand-wash measuring cups instead of putting them in the dishwasher.
* Avoid using harsh chemicals when cleaning measuring cups.
* Rinse measuring cups thoroughly after washing.
* Store measuring cups in a cool, dry place.
* If the markings on a measuring cup do start to come off, you can try to repair them using a permanent marker or paint.
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