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Lime and mineral deposits
List Mom
listmom@mccoypottery.com
Tue, 20 Oct 98 15:14:11 -0500
Karen.Phillips@trimmasters.com said on 10/20/98 3:03 PM
>Elizabeth,
> My first thought was vinegar but I held off when the first reply came
>through. I have had pretty good success with it. We didn't get the WEB-TV
>hooked up this weekend. I hope to see the fellow who is going to get it up
>and going tonite so maybe soon. Thanks!
>
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Recipe:
1/4 cups water
1 table spoon salt
1 lemon cut in 4 halves
Pour in water, add salt, ad lemons. Now slosh like mad with a vigorous
shake/stirring motion.
This is what we used to do to get coffee pots clean and free of lime
deposits.
Oh ya, you can substitute a lime for the lemon.
Regards,
The List Mom
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