Coke. Full fat. Put it in, leave it and give it a rub. Beautiful :) or Cilit Bang....Bang and the dirt is gone.
Yes BUTTTTT ....NEVER, EVER try to clean valuable coins to make them "look better". Dumping a modern penny in Coke to see what happens is a good chemistry experiment, but don't try it with an Indian penny from your grandfather's coin collection because it'll go from being worth possibly several dollars as a collectible, down to only a cent or two as a damaged coin.If I test 5 different juices, which one will clean a penny the best
A combination of vinegar and salt, or a paste of baking soda and water, can help clean a penny by removing dirt and tarnish. Gently rubbing the penny with either of these solutions can improve its appearance.
Milk contains lactic acid, which can react with the copper oxide on the surface of the penny. This reaction helps break down the tarnish and dirt, making the penny look cleaner. Additionally, the fat content in milk can help dissolve and remove grease residues on the penny.
A mixture of vinegar and salt or lemon juice and salt can effectively clean a penny. Simply soak the penny in the solution for a few minutes, then gently rub it with a soft cloth or sponge to remove any dirt or tarnish. Remember not to scrub too hard, as this can damage the penny's surface.
Dish soap is more effective at cleaning a penny than water alone. Dish soap can break down oils and dirt on the surface of the penny, allowing for a more thorough cleaning compared to just using water.
no it does not it cleans the penny a bit.
i think the vinegar will un rist a penny
lemon juice cleans a penny better
A lemon cleans a penny better.
coke cleans penny better
penny bath
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No. The orange juice has CuO which cleans the penny by dissolving the rust off of it.
Lemon juice and salt can clean a dirty penny alsovinegar and salt
vitamin c.
what materital clean pennies better
The acidity in the juice removes the dirt.