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Topic starter
10/12/2022 8:44 pm
For those wondering, ′′ how did i do it?":
I Boiled 10l of water, added 2 tablespoons of vinegar, 1 teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate, two cups of coke and half cup of lemon juice then stirred well . Waited 3 minutes, put the pan in the solution for 45 minutes, then added a quarter cup of chlorine bleach to the mixture. Then I brushed it with a firm toothbrush and put it back into the liquid for another 25 minutes. I took it out, rinsed it and it looked exactly the same, so I threw it away and went out and bought a new one.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
10/12/2022 9:44 pm
LOL !!!
10/12/2022 10:00 pm
A solution that would have really saved money if you had been a very lazy person in the first place. Good story JK.
10/12/2022 10:08 pm
you had me right `til the end
I think it was JK's deadpan approach that tricked you JayBee.
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Topic starter
10/12/2022 10:21 pm
@jack-dodds, I had a handle on it all along.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
john barry reacted
10/12/2022 10:33 pm
JK; I can't even begin to imagine the skillet took to slide that one past ol' JayBee.
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11/12/2022 9:14 am
Good One!
