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WOW! That is impressive and worth knowing. Thanks for the tip. What a beautiful bowl.
Wow. That’s so cool.
It makes me wish I had copper TO clean. ;)
Thrifts stores, Chantelle!
Miranda–thanks! It was a wedding present from my friend, Helena.
GASP! I going to run home and try this!
Cool!
I agree with fat mum slim, though – makes me wish I had copper to clean!
It’s AWESOME! Like a magic trick, yea, thank you I love! I don’t know why I am so excited I don’t own anything copper but maybe one day I will and this will be perf.
Your bowl looks wonderful!!! Did you know that ketchup works, too?!? I know. It’s crazy sounding, but it’s true. Something about the acidic properties… It’s one of those Real Simple magazine tips I got excited about, and then was ecstatic to find actually worked!!! Why do I ever doubt you, dear Real Simple mag???
Susan–I think I might have heard that. I’m not sure–but I know a reader mentioned in my silver post that her mom uses salt and vinegar and it works like a charm.