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N nan Well-known member Oct 24, 2009 #3 Oh, wow, I want it, maybe even need it?? My $250 "old lady check" would almost cover it??
A ann Well-known member Oct 24, 2009 #4 Is there a lot of maintenance to copper bowls? I would sell my Kitchenaid mixer bowl and buy one NT nt = no text
Is there a lot of maintenance to copper bowls? I would sell my Kitchenaid mixer bowl and buy one NT nt = no text
C charlie Well-known member Oct 25, 2009 #5 Not really--you just pour in some vinegar and a tbls of coarse salt and rub the inside with a paper. towel.
Not really--you just pour in some vinegar and a tbls of coarse salt and rub the inside with a paper. towel.
S shaun-in-to Well-known member Oct 25, 2009 #7 Or juice from half a lemon, and rub the salt around with the lemon half. I think that's Martha Stewart's thing from way back.
Or juice from half a lemon, and rub the salt around with the lemon half. I think that's Martha Stewart's thing from way back.
C curious1 Well-known member Oct 26, 2009 #8 I naively tried to clean an intricate brass bed using this method, what a mess, as you can imagine.
A angak Well-known member Oct 26, 2009 #9 nan, here's a copper pot for you. I'll accompany you to go pick one up! http://www.davidlebovitz.com/archives/2009/10/paris_gastronomy_tour.html#more
nan, here's a copper pot for you. I'll accompany you to go pick one up! http://www.davidlebovitz.com/archives/2009/10/paris_gastronomy_tour.html#more