#COPPER POT FREE#

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#COPPER POT FREE#

Inspired Gatherings is now on Pre- Order! Order your copy at Amazon- and I will send you free postcard prints and a signed bookplate as a thank you! Details here.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. I think it has been used for many many years! I canвЂ™t take credit for making up this tip вЂ“ I learned it years ago from Martha Stewart and on several others. This also works on brass and silver- as you can see the brass fish is all bright and shiny as well. A simple & inexpensive way to keep that copper pretty.

I personally feel like that might do some damage so have left it alone. And some well known sources say to use salt with the ketchup as well- I have not tried that but know that some folks swear by it. Just dry it off with a towel and let it sit for just a bit. To note: the first time I did this, the copper looked so bright just after that I thought I ruined it. When it is polished up- rinse well and dry. You may also need a toothbrush or scrub brush for stubborn areas -especially for the hammered copper which has a lot of вЂdentвЂ™sвЂ™ that like to keep that tarnish. Ketchup doesnвЂ™t clean the whole thing by itself but it does shine the copper up and you will see a bright new finish come through.ДЇor stubborn pots- you might have to repeat a few times- but remember to let it sit for a bit before rubbing- it really does help. Start rubbing that ketchup in with your sponge and rinse and repeat. Simply squirt ketchup onto your copper and rub it around a bit with your hands to cover the whole area and let it sit for about 15 minutes. But hey- being home now is a perfect time to polish allll.those.

I grabbed the ketchup and starting putting on the copper pots and my husband looked at me like I was crazy. It also works on polishing silver and brass. Ketchup is acidic and as such- will take that tarnish right off. But if you donвЂ™t have any on hand- an answer to keeping that copper polished and pretty is probably already right inside your kitchen cupboard. I have used CopperBrill before- and it does a wonderful job in no time. And we donвЂ™t eat fish- I just figured it looked like it would make a good pan for cooking veggies just as well.ДЄnd a question I am often asked is How do you keep your copper clean and looking so pretty all the timeвЂ¦.and the answer might surprise you. I even added a fish poacher that I found at HomeGoods. From vintage pans, bowls, utensils and more. Not sure exactly when I first fell in love with copper-but once I was bitten by the bug- I have been adding copper to my collection. Not sure you have noticed those copper pots and pans behind the range. It is a bit of a BIG job because I do have a chunk of a collection. I have been polishing my copper this week. But how do you clean copper and brass and get that bright shiny beautiful look? What is not to love? Copper has the most beautiful patina- and it adds a rich, warm old world feeling to the kitchen- and when it is polished it glows. I admit that I might have a slight copper obsession.

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