It does actually..... I did it in 5th grade and the penny was SHINY...... she let me take it home
Dirty coins like copper pennies lose their bright original shine because with time, the copper metal on the surface of the penny reacts with the oxygen in the air to form a dull brown copper oxide tarnish. Placing them in a vinegar salt (table salt or sodium chloride) solution is a way to restore the shine on dull pennies. The acetic acid in vinegar dissolves the copper oxide layer on the surface of the coin thus exposing the bright copper metal underneath. The reaction occurs much quicker if you add a little salt to the vinegar
The best acid in a Pepsi to clean a penny is citric acid.Citric acid is a weak acid but is strong anough the sting cuts and clean pennies.It is also strong anough to make an old battery work again.
vinegar, how long do u leave coin in vinegar
yes it can
Vinegar works well!
if its an old coin, do not clean it, it will lose value.
You can clean your shower head with whatever you want - white vinegar just dissolves the hard water minerals and gets rid of those white deposits.
AnswerLeather shoes or boots: Mix one tablespoon of white vinegar in one cup of water. Dip a clean soft rag in the liquid, then wipe the salt stains. Allow to dry and your shoes should be good as new! Use good old Vaseline to tender the leather.
Old pennies
To clean calcium and lime deposits from faucets you need some vinegar, a rag, and an old toothbrush. Soak a rag with vinegar and wrap it around the faucet. Let it sit for a few hours. Take an old toothbrush and dip it in vinegar. Gently scrub the deposits and wipe clean. To keep the deposits from coming back, you can spray them down with vinegar once a week, let it sit, then wipe them clean.
To clean your fridge seals use 2parts baking soda, one part coarse salt and 1or2 Tbl white vinegar. Scrub along seals with and old toothbrush{don't forget the bottom edge] Rinse well with plain water. Get all the salt bits out with the rinsed toothbrush. Dry well with a clean terry towel or washcloth. Clean the whole inside the fridge while you're at it. No bleach or bleach cleanser. It will rot the rubber in the seals. Wipe and dry with 1tbl white vinegar and 1 Tbl water and dry 1 or 2 x per week.
open it and clean it with a wash cloth once its empty, submerge it in hot soapy water until the salt build up dissolves. rinse off and let it air dry completely. once dry refill with salt