I found out a few days ago by accident that lysol toilet bowl cleaner cleans copper once applied. The lysol probably doesn't work on heavy varnishes or coatings applied to copper motors but will take off any black tarnish marks.
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I found out a few days ago by accident that lysol toilet bowl cleaner cleans copper once applied. The lysol probably doesn't work on heavy varnishes or coatings applied to copper motors but will take off any black tarnish marks.
What do you mean "by accident?"
sittin on the toilet cleaning copper? ; )Quote:
Originally Posted by billygoat
REALLY BAD VISUALS!Quote:
Originally Posted by billygoat
not sure I want to know
Sorry guys... I couldn't resist.
The small increase in price won't begin to pay for all the Lysol you would have to buy, maybe break even at the most.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheSheenyMan
I had an explosive situation in the bathroom. Actually my mom spilled some in the sink which has copper in it. The lysol works better than this copper cream stuff we have and is cheaper by volume. After I posted this I was looking at my last receipt from the yard and it wouldn't be worth the 30 cent price difference. Sorry guys, but I'm still new to scrapping.