1. Lemon and Salt:

• Cut a lemon in half.

• Dip the cut side into some salt (fine or coarse).

• Gently scrub the copper with the lemon.

• Rinse with water and dry immediately.

2. White Vinegar and Salt:

• Mix equal parts of white vinegar and salt to form a paste.

• Apply the paste onto the copper.

• Let it sit for a few minutes, then rinse off with water and dry.

3. Lime (or Lemon) and Baking Soda:

• Squeeze lime or lemon juice into a bowl.

• Add baking soda little by little until a paste forms.

• Apply the paste to the copper, let it sit for a bit, then scrub gently.

• Rinse with water and dry.

4. Ketchup:

• Yes, it sounds strange, but ketchup works wonders!

• Just rub a small amount of ketchup on the copper, let it sit for a few minutes, then rinse off and dry.

5. Tomato Sauce:

• Like ketchup, the acid in tomato sauce can help clean copper.

• Coat the copper with the sauce, let it sit for a few minutes, then rinse and dry.

6. Cornstarch, Lemon Juice, and Salt:

• Create a paste with equal parts of cornstarch and lemon juice.

• Add a pinch of salt.

• Apply the mixture, let it sit, then scrub, rinse, and dry.

7. Plain Warm Water:

• For lightly tarnished pieces or for regular maintenance, often a soft cloth and warm water are enough.

• Just rinse and dry immediately to prevent water spots.

Tips:

• Always use a soft cloth or sponge to avoid scratching the copper.

• After cleaning, always rinse your copper items thoroughly to remove any cleaning residue.

• Dry immediately with a soft cloth to prevent water spotting.

Emphasizing natural cleaning methods not only showcases an eco-friendly approach but also educates the users on the importance of maintaining the integrity of their tensor dilators.

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