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    Can a copper apple butter kettle be sandblasted?
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    That would probably be too much for the kettle. The best way to clean a copper kettle is to use vinegar and salt with a sponge or rag.
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    What should the inside of a copper vessel (that you drink from) look like?
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    It should be the same color only a little rougher. It should be somewhat of a corrugated sheen.
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    What do I use to clean the inside of a copper tea pot that's has not been used for a year or two?
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    Try a little dish soap and baking soda. Use a sponge to gently scrub the inside till it is clean.
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    My kettle is huge and badly tarnished. I don't know where to start. What should I do?
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    First, wash the whole kettle from the inside. Then, squirt some soap on the inside, too, and shake it up. It should be clean after you rinse the soap out.
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