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  • BeDome

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    running vinegar in my coffee machines
    I need to do that, too.

    Over the passed week I've been de-liming a nice thick, stainless steel with copper bottom pot (Revere, I think). Got it at St. Vincent's for $3 for keeping a container of water simmering over winter near our gas fireplace.
    But, Wifey threw it away - too dirty to clean.
    I found it!

    I just filled it with 50/50 water and cheap vinegar for a few days, no labor invested. But I also took shower heads and faucet bubblers off one at a time and sunk those for an hour or so in the vinegar.

    Everything is shiny again, except for the bottom of the big pot. I found a perfect plastic bowl and dumped the vinegar into it. Floating the pot in that now, enough water in it to sink it to below the copper.

    Done it before. It works!
     

    patience0830

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    Not far from the tree
    i can't believe it is only hump day...
    Day b4 Monday here. Y'all don't even want to see all the downed and dying wood I need to get after with the chainsaws.

    Chicken vendetta for breakfast. Cheese omelet with chicken chunks and hot salsa.2 slices of oatnut toast, one with raspberry jam. Rowed early. Finishing up coffee and figuring out how to plan the day around weather. Sky got funny colored at dusk last night but only thunder and lightning and a little water. No scaries.
     

    patience0830

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    Not far from the tree
    I need to do that, too.

    Over the passed week I've been de-liming a nice thick, stainless steel with copper bottom pot (Revere, I think). Got it at St. Vincent's for $3 for keeping a container of water simmering over winter near our gas fireplace.
    But, Wifey threw it away - too dirty to clean.
    I found it!

    I just filled it with 50/50 water and cheap vinegar for a few days, no labor invested. But I also took shower heads and faucet bubblers off one at a time and sunk those for an hour or so in the vinegar.

    Everything is shiny again, except for the bottom of the big pot. I found a perfect plastic bowl and dumped the vinegar into it. Floating the pot in that now, enough water in it to sink it to below the copper.

    Done it before. It works!
    Frugality at it's finest!
     
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