The magic that is steel wool!
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Nice. I have some old Revere Ware from my parents. I should do that too. Anything else besides steel wool, like bartenders helper. -
The new to me formula Barkeepers friend for cookware works very well. I got tired of the old green non-stick cookware we had and bought a complete set of Revere ware on eBay. We had 1 piece of revere ware from my mother in law that I loved so I bought a whole set. I haven’t regretted it a minute.Comment
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Beautiful! My mom had a couple pieces, I remember a large saucepan and a smaller skillet. I had them briefly after she died, I'm certain one of my thieving sisters now harbor, but I vividly remember my mom "polishing" the copper bottoms with ketchup. She said the tomatoes and the vinegar did the trick. I don't know if true, but those were great pans, and I'm sure they are still in good use *somewhere* some 50+ years later.Comment
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My Mom had a few pieces of that too. The kettle still survives after all of these years.Comment
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I used vinegar, salt, and a scrubby on this 30+ year old (never cleaned) Revere pot. Took a little elbow grease too. If it’s lightly tarnished this will melt it away quick.
I also use this method to clean copper contacts in trailer hitch connections that corrode quickly exposed to the Gulf climate.Attached FilesComment
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All my revere ware came from my grandmother. Except I replaced one lid from eBay.Comment
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We have some from the MIL. I'll have to give this a try. Thanks!
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Pretty make-over SheilaAnn -Love this thread! When my mom kicked me out of the house she bought me a set of Revere Ware that I still use to this day. I lost the lid for the 8 quart stock pot somewhere along the way so let me know if anyone has an extra.
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Those are nice! Is it just the outside that has to be done, or inside as well? I don’t know if I’ve ever seen this brand in person???
Really nice looking!Comment
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