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Anyone tried cocola to clean coins with
fizzy pop to clean coins
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No but it takes acid off car batteries.
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could you explain pleaseaa battery said:
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Water will do about the same thing on car batteries...Thanks Mythbusters..lol Haven't tried it on cleaning coins...I'm think I'm gonna stick to water and gravel to clean clad in a tumbler...Vinegar and Salt eats em..lolstrike it rich said:
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Coke will eat a filet mignon if you leave it in there long enough....
No thanks. I'll stick to H20.
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No thanks. I'll stick to H20.
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