Brass Polish

"This recipe comes from Greenpeace so you know it's gotta be good!"
 
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Ready In:
2mins
Ingredients:
3
Yields:
1 recipe
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix together into a thick paste, adding water as needed.
  • Rub onto brass object with a soft cloth.
  • Rinse and rub again to burnish.

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  1. WOW!! I have always used Brasso- very expensive, and I seem to run out just when I'm expecting company. This was a no-brainer, who doesn't have these items in the kitchen? I tripled the recipe, and my candlesticks, lamps, and relish tray are now bright as new!! Also, NO HARSH CHEMICALS!! I can serve raw veggies without worrying about residue on the dish. Thanks, wish I could rate this 10 stars!! Made for My 3 Chefs.
     
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