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Brush Pot

July 31st, 2010

Angie

Brush Pot

Lodge Set of 2 Durable Polycarbonate Pan Scrapers,Red and Black

$2.99

Lodge SCRAPERPK Pan Scraper, Red and Black Durable Polycarbonate Pan Scraper, 2 Pack, includes one each red and black Lodge SCRAPERPK Pan Scraper, Red and Black Features: Durable polycarbonate Red and Black 2 per card…

Cuisinart Chef’s Classic Cookware Universal Pot Rack Hooks, Set of 6

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Rachael Ray Tools 6-Piece Utensil Set, Orange

$23.99

This versatile set has all the pieces you need for a well-equipped kitchen. Fun and fantastic, these tools are the ultimate must-haves. Set Includes: Pastry Brush Medium Spoonula Large Spoonula Large Lil’ Devil Small Nylon Spatula Large Nylon Spatula Features: Perfect for nonstick pans Dishwasher safe for convenience Durable, lightweight handles are heat safe to 350F (caution: handle may melt if r…

Kaps for K-Cups (3 + Brush) – Reuse Your Keurig K-Cups – Use your own Coffee – Over 100,000 Sold

$9.99

Also available in quantities of 9 and 18. Filters and Cups available also. Check “Other My-Kap products” above.

This product contains three (3) My-Kap™ kaps, and one cleaning brush. Colors are CLEAR, RUBY RED, and EMERALD GREEN. You also get a guarantee. If you are not satisfied within 30 days, you can send it back and we will refund your money. If it ever breaks we will replace it.

These …

Australian Brush Cherry Bonsai – Eugenia – Ceramic Pot

$21.00

Also called Syzygium Paniculatum, Australian Brush Cherry. Has small handsome evergreen leaves which are firm and glossy and the flowers are white. If it receives enough light, the leaves will develop red highlights. Very easy to grow. Provide full sun or partial sun and keep evenly moist, not wet or dry. Great bonsai or house plant or both.The Australian Brush Cherry Shohin Bonsai you will receiv…

Joebonsai Bonsai Tree Brush Cherry (Eugenia) II Nursery Direct (b-bc2)

$49.95

Eugenia Myrtifolia – Brush Cherry These “cherries”, unlike the familiar North American fruiting trees, are related to flowering myrtle and native to tropical and subtropical regions in various parts of the world. Woody evergreens, Brush and Surinam Cherries thrive indoors in full to partial sun, with less light preferred in areas where the sun is strong. All Eugenia sport shiny foliage and some pr…

BIN540125 – Paint Pots with Brush, Washable, 18/ST, Assorted

$3.45

Paint Pots with Brush, Washable, 18/ST, Assorted…

Range Kleen 102am7383 Canning Element and Drip Pan Kit High Quality Excellent Performance

$34.57

This Selection of product fits Style A accessories.Style A fits the following plug-in electric ranges: Admiral, Amana, Athens, Avanti, Brown, Caloric, Chambers, Columbus Stove, Crosley, Dwyer, Electrolux, Enterrprise, Frigidaire, Gaffers & Sattler, Galaxy, Gibson, Goodman (Caloric), Hardwick, Jenn Air, Kelvinator, KitchenAid, Magic Chef, Maytag, Modern Maid, Monarch, Montgomery Ward, Norge, Nutone…

Viva Reusable Scrub Cloths – 6 ea

$2.90

Rinse and reuse! Wet scrub strength. Kleenex® Viva® Scrub Cloths offer you the ultimate in wet scrub strength! Each cloth measures 11 X 14.5 inches. Kleenex® Viva® Scrub Cloths handle all of your toughest cleaning jobs! Use them in the kitchen on counter tops, range tops, appliances, washing dishes, pots and pans, and scrubbing floors and walls. In the bathroom, use them to clean your basin,…

OXO Good Grips Bottle Brush

$4.99

Bottles are notoriously difficult to clean; not only are they usually nearly impossible to get a brush into them, but they have hard to reach corners near the base as well. Now, thanks to OXO, your problems are solved with this Good Grips bottle brush. Using a thin and flexible neck, the brush can be inserted deep into a bottle and manipulated to scrub the farthest of corners. The bristles are sof…

Black burn/smoke marks on a copper tea pot?

I have a copper tea pot that has black burn/smoke marks on it on the side and bottom of it from a small stove fire I had last month and I can’t seem to get them to come off. I’ve tried scrubbing it with Dawn bleach soap and water with a bristled brush and hand scrubbing without much luck, and I’m afraid to use any chemicals or cleaning products on it for fear I’ll end up damaging it. Does anyone have any suggestions or solutions for how to clean them off?

cover the bottom and sides of the pot with water and add 4 or 5 table- spoons of salt. Leave it to soak overnight and then bring the mixture to a boil. The pot should then be easy to clean.

If this doesnt help, try this:

A little salt and vinegar usually clean copper pots. Just sprinkle on, rub lightly and wash as usual. Or, rub with a wedge of lemon dipped in salt. Wipe off with a wet cloth, dry and apply lemon oil or wax.

Tomato ketchup will also clean it.

If none helps, build a small museum in the corner of your kitchen. Call it ‘da museum of burned copper pans and pots”.

Hope this helps, billie jean.