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If you run out of copper cleanser, just use leftover hotsauce. Frank's works great, but so does Taco Bell's Fire sauce. Watch the tarnish disappear like magic!
By Tonya Vest from Lexington,KY
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RE: Alternative Copper Cleanser
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Post By (Guest Post)
(02/10/2006)
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I have used an equal mixture of salt, white vinegar and flour for 41 years on my same copper pans. ie: 1/3 cup of each of the above mixed together to form a paste. Then use a sponge piece to cleanse and leave it in the container when you are through.
RE: Alternative Copper Cleanser
ketchup works too on just about any pan bottom. Must be the acid in it.
RE: Alternative Copper Cleanser
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Post By CheepieGal (Guest Post)
(02/10/2006)
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Even less expensive: rinse item w/ hot water. Sprinkle liberally w/ salt. Sprinkle w/ white vinegar. Cover entire area. Instant clean. Rinse, dry thoroughly.
RE: Alternative Copper Cleanser
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Post By annie (Guest Post)
(02/09/2006)
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Worcestershire sauce is also a great copper cleaner.
I've been using in for years. Sprinkle on and rub all over.. rinse and rub dry. Plain vinegegar will also work well.
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