By Lauren Romano
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The surface of copper pots can lose their shine. Here's how to get them sparkling again.
on 3/14/2008 Strange isn't it? Surprisingly enough it works! :O)
on 3/14/2008 WOW, I would never have thought to use ketchup as a cleaner! Definetly going to try this!
on 2/24/2008 Who would have known ketchup could do that? Thanks, I'll have to try that!
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Article By: Lauren Romano
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Category: Home & Garden
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LaurenRomano said
on 3/14/2008 Strange isn't it? Surprisingly enough it works! :O)
hnatalieann said
on 3/14/2008 WOW, I would never have thought to use ketchup as a cleaner! Definetly going to try this!
MidniteWriter said
on 2/24/2008 Who would have known ketchup could do that? Thanks, I'll have to try that!