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   http://shine.yahoo.com/event/green/46-smart-uses-for-salt-2270681/

   Posted 1 year ago by 12PAWZinFL #

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   I just saw this, who wudda thought :)

   Posted 1 year ago by AZDEBRA 5/27 & crew #

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   Bumping...great info...some new to me others well known...thanks!

   Posted 1 year ago by jeankit #

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   When I had a set of RevereWare copper bottom cookware, a hundred years ago, I always cleaned the copper bottom with a solution of salt and vinegar. Must say I had the "sparkliest" bottoms in town!!!! Sorry I got rid of the cookware, as I have found nothing better.

   Posted 1 year ago by 12PAWZinFL #

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   Mmm, somehow I think WWM would find a 'better' alternative than salt for each of those . . .

   Posted 1 year ago by Skyron #

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   LOL, 12Pawz! Actually, I do approve (of most of them)! That is some great information!

   Posted 1 year ago by WillowandWindismom #

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   Gonna try it on some copper bottom pans I have stashed away....

   Posted 1 year ago by kittymom #

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   I saw that article and totally thought of WWM

   Posted 1 year ago by mollycat71 #

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   Thanks for the great info!

   Posted 1 year ago by jeanjellibean20 #

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    I want a salt bagel now.

    BTW, the salt massage feels great! If you make a paste with water or oil and regular, fine-grained table salt and use it is a body scrub, it feels FANTASTIC!

    Posted 1 year ago by Dee #

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    Lots more good uses for salt. I clean my coffee pot with salt and it really makes it clean. I am going to print these out and tape them inside my kitchen cabinet door. Good find 12Pawz!

    Posted 1 year ago by krazikat #

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    If you scroll down the page they have links to Smart Uses for Vinegar, Baking Soda and Beer. I haven't read them thoroughly but they look like they also have lots of terrific ideas.

    Posted 1 year ago by krazikat #

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    I checked out the 'uses for beer' and there is a great looking recipe for Sweet and Spicy Guinness Quick Bread. Have printed it off and homemade bread Queen Airy will make it sometime soon to have with a yummy warming beef casserole.
    12Pawz, I too have 'sparkliest bottoms' in town, when I remember to do them. I use salt and lemon juice though.

    Posted 1 year ago by Moonshadow_NZ #

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    Dee. Have you done a sugar scrub? Those are great too!

    Posted 1 year ago by mollycat71 #

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    Would Sweet N' Low work ??? It would have fewer calories!! :)

    Posted 1 year ago by 12PAWZinFL #

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    Salt is also great for cleaning wooden cutting boards. Moisten cutting board and scrub with a liberal amount of salt. Rinse well and dry. Salt kills any bacteria that may be in the scratches on the board.

    Posted 1 year ago by KYKAT 12 23 #

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