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1 part of table salt to 3 parts lemon juice just apply works almost
instantly with no hard scrubbing. Great for copper also. "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... I have several boxes filled with brass oil lamps, barometers and clocks I want to clean. I was using Noxon 7 or something to that effect. Slow going and then I remembered those TV ads for Tarn X. Does anyone know if that stuff really works? Thanks for any tips... RB |
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On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 01:45:23 GMT, "Illinois Fisherman"
wrote: 1 part of table salt to 3 parts lemon juice just apply works almost instantly with no hard scrubbing. Great for copper also. If you'd like to quickly remove tarnish prior to polishing, try a toilet bowl cleaner such as "SnoBowl" or any other that contains hydrochloric acid. |
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