Goomba38 wrote:

> Same here. I bought mine as a teenager in the late 70s.
> I gave up polishing the copper bottom long, long ago though.

Whoa, who polishes Revereware? (The same people that iron their
underwear?)

But if you want to remove tarnish from copper, a little bit of vinegar
and salt will do the hard work, then you can follow up with your usual
polish thing.

Or, in my case, I just let it be after the vinegar/salt step. The
surface is very matte afterward, but that was fine w/me.

June