1/2  C  Baking soda
1 C  White vinegar
Pour baking soda into drain, then vinegar. Wait a few minutes then rinse with 
very hot water.

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Salt
Flour
White vinegar
Mix salt and flour; add enough vinegar to make a paste. Polish; rinse 
well; dry completely with a towel to avoid streaking.
Faster treatment: Do it right after it is washed.

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1/2  C  Flour
1/2  C   Salt
1/2  C  Soap flakes or SOFT SOAP
3/4  C  White vinegar
   1  Tbsp  Whiting (ground chalk -- sold
hardware stores)
1/2  C  Warm water
In an enamel or glass bowl, mix flour, salt, and soap together until soap  is thoroughly dissolved. Then add the rest of the ingredients, stirring well. Pour into a clean qt size glass jar and cover tightly. Label and keep out  of the way of children.
To Use: Shake solution before using, pour some of the paste onto the copper piece,then scrub gently with sponge. Rinse, dry, and buff lightly with soft cloth. 
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Vinegar
Salt
2  Tbsp  Vinegar
1  Tbsp Salt
 SUBSTITUTING INGREDIENTS 
 Lemon juice
Salt
Flour
Catsup -- just catsup
Apply the mixture to copper surfaces with a rag, and rub clean. Does not  give proportions.
There you go. Brush on or apply with a rag; rinse off promptly.Substituting Ingredients: Make a paste of lemon juice, salt and flour. Or spread with catsup; let 
stand 10 minutes then rub hard.

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