Copper cookware is popular because it gives you the highest level of cooking and serving meals. Therefore, you should have more than good ways to clean all your copper cookware to a new-like condition every day.

Copper Cleaning With Worcestershire Sauce

You may probably not familiar with the taste of Worcestershire sauce. Meanwhile, you need to know that it makes an excellent cleaning product for your copper cookware. The instruction is very simple. You can simply soak a sponge with Worcestershire sauce and rub the sponge over the surface of your copper cookware. Let the sauce dwell on the copper for a measly 1 or 2 minutes. After that, you can wipe it off and rinse your cookware.

 Copper Cleaning With Salt And Vinegar

Acid is popular to be the main chemical used in cleaning cooper. Then, it sounds perfect to pair with vinegar. Here, you can combine the vinegar with table salt for rocks when it comes to cleaning cooper. The salt here reduces the braveness and hence, the cleaning power of this technique. You can start this idea by pouring into a spray bottle 3tablespoons of common table salt then fill the bottle with vinegar. You are suggested to use white vinegar compare to other types because it has a higher acidic value. In the next step, shake it off until the salt dissolves completely, spray it on your copper, let it dwell for 10 to 12 minutes. Last, give the surface a good scrub using a sponge before you rinse and dry the copperware.

Copper Cleaning With Lemon Juice And Cream Of Tartar

A combination of cream tartar and lemon juice creates a great paste used to clean copper that works very quickly. You can easily spread the paste onto your copper cookware using a soft clean cloth and let it dwell for 5 minutes. After that, you can wash the cookware with warm soapy water, rinse, and let it dry.

Copper Cleaning With Lemon Juice And Baking Soda

For some people, this idea is popular. You can combine several teaspoons of lemon juice and 1 to 2 tablespoons of baking soda  After that, use a soft cloth to apply and scrub the mixture onto your copperware  Last, polish your copper cookware using a clean soft microfiber cloth.

Fresh Lemon And Table Salt

Pour salt onto a plate and cut a fresh lemon in half. Then, dip the lemon into the salt and begin scrubbing the dirt and stains off your cookware buying the salted side of the lemon half. Last, rinse your copperware with warm soapy water, then rinse with clean water, and let it dry.