can anyone recomend a brass cleaner so we can just put items in and leave them to soak,or a chemical that will do the trick,we have tried coca cola but no joy,thanks in advance
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17 years ago
brass cleaner
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17 years ago
Ultrasonic tank cleaner although this is a bit on the expensive side for just cleaning houshold brass ware?
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17 years ago
£16.00 , expensive?
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17 years ago
I'm talking about a cleaner not a bath. ;-)
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17 years ago
Ordinary brown sauce. Never use anything else now.
Beware the stuff that you clean off is very poisonous.
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17 years ago
What? Even on chips .?
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17 years ago
How dare you suggest defiling the sacred chip with anything other than the traditional 50 grams of salt and drench of vinegar!
You Cad sir!!
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17 years ago
The active ingredient in brown sauce is vinegar - so try plain malt vinegar...it's cheaper. That said, there's a difference between cleaning and polishing.
Regards,
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17 years ago
Ferric chloride as used for making DIY printed circuit boards - but don't leave the items in too long. Nemo
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17 years ago
Blimey! They used to cost hundreds! I'll have one of those! Nemo
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17 years ago
On Sat, 17 Feb 2007 12:14:44 GMT, "nemo" mused:
You get what you pay for. I doubt that particular model would outperform one that 'used to cost hundreds'.