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Copper Cleaner

Friday, December 08, 2006

The best way I have found to clean an old copper kettle found at a yard sale was to cut a lemon in half, sprinkle it with salt and wipe the dingy gone. I now have a beautiful 3 qt. copper pot with lid I purchased for $1.

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Annie (Contact)
Michie, TN The GREAT USA!

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I moved from a large metropolis to this beautiful tiny little town 7 yrs ago. I enjoy making anything with my hands from clay magnolias to fresh bread. I especially enjoy making kaleidoscopes and painting. I also cap my own herbal remedies with fresh herbs for whatever ailes me.I like bragging I have not seen a doctor in 39 years and feel great. Living alone I always need advice with upkeep on a house. Shortcuts are always needed in all areas.

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