How to Clean Copper

Every VEUS customer knows that the best way to clean copper is the green way, relying only on natural products! Using natural and homemade cleaning solutions to clean your copper pieces will save you money and also ensure the healthiness of your home environment. Do-it-yourself remedies can seem daunting at first but you just have to know how to clean copper and what you’re doing. That’s where we come in. We’ve shared a few of our copper-cleaning recipes so even when you can’t call VEUS you can still green your clean! To clean copper you will need a combination of several household ingredients.

Lemon Juice and Baking Soda: Combine a few tablespoons of lemon juice with 1 tablespoon of baking soda and rub the mixture in until the grime begins to come off. Then polish off with a clean cloth.

Vinegar and Salt: Pour vinegar and salt over the copper. Rub in and keep rubbing until the tarnish removes. Rinse off and polish with a clean, dry cloth.

Lemon and Salt: Squeeze the lemon juice from one lemon and add salt to form a paste. Rub the paste over your copper with a soft cloth. Rinse off with warm water and polish.

For a natural polish for your copper products you can use a dab of vegetable oil.

Our cleaning tips are here to help you keep your home in great shape in-between thorough cleanings. Allow VEUS to handle the rest for you!

Cleaning with Lemon JuiceCustomers know that green cleaning is a safe and healthy alternative to traditional cleaning products and still leaves your home sparkling. For our do-it-yourself customers we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite "recipes" for cleaning with lemon juice. The best part? These recipes can be concocted in your own kitchen and they’re all green! When you can’t call VEUS for your last minute house cleaning needs, you can still green your clean.

Cleaning Your Drain with Lemon Juice

Mix together hot lemon juice and baking soda and you’ve made a good drain cleaner that’s safe for septic systems.

Cleaning Your Wooden Cutting Board with Lemon Juice

It’s important to make sure cutting boards are thoroughly sanitized, especially when you’ve been dealing with meat. For an antibacterial clean, rub lemon juice into your cutting board, leave overnight and then rinse. Wood cutting boards appear to have anti-bacterial properties anyway, but the lemon will help kill off any remaining germs plus neutralize odors.

Hard Water Scale Remover

Spray fresh lemon juice on hard water scale build-up near faucets. Rinse after 10 minutes.

Cleaning Your Microwave with Lemon Juice

Heat a bowl of water and lemon slices in your microwave for about 45 seconds, then wipe. Stains will be easier to remove and old food odors will be neutralized.

Odor Control

Half a lemon stored in your fridge, uncovered, will help control and eliminate unpleasant smells.

Our cleaning tips are here to help you keep your home in great shape in-between thorough cleanings. Allow VEUS to handle the rest for you!

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