Pots and popsicles

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Literally brighter, thanks to Lorraine Santandrea of Millville, N.J., who has a smart way to clean her copper pots. First put a layer of table salt on the copper. Then make a paste using a bit of white vinegar. After some soft rubbing, the pots are gleaming.

Pots not a problem? How about fussy kids? Robbie Lewis of Fort Smith, Ark., keeps popsicles on hand for when a sick child needs to take liquid medicine. Icky-tasting drugs slide down a frozen throat without a fuss.

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21 Responses to Pots and popsicles

  1. unsure says:

    what do you mean ‘make a paste using white vinegar’?

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