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Maintaining copper sink is not so easy.

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Jacob Mobley1 year ago

Huh, I've never considered owning a copper sink. Now that I've seen this video, I'll never consider even harder owning a copper sink.

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ATF Is Gay1 year ago

This is a crack heads wet dream

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Tree1 year ago

I’ve had one. Use baby oil to both clean and condition it, makes it very easy to maintain.

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Johnny1 year ago

I like rustic look of it.

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Gogh Paint1 year ago

Lemon and salt clean that right up 🤷

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Freddy C.🐝1 year ago

I prefer the original patina over the pink raw copper.

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Matthew |1 year ago

Ketchup, just use ketchup. Smear it on to remove tarnish and polish the copper and then wash off the ketchup with a standard cleaner.

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𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐞1 year ago

looks awful either way. not worth the maintenance

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Eden Connor1 year ago

Cheaper/easier/better to buy the biggest bottle of cheap ketchup you can find. Wipe on thin layer, wait ten minutes, rub your scrub pad over it and...done. I've been cleaning copper bottom pots and pans this way for fifty years. The acid in the tomato sauce does the trick.

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Tracy Beanz1 year ago

Barkeepers friend is amazing.

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