🌟 Copper Shine: Transform Your Look with Wright's Copper Cream Review

This copper cream shines beautifully on our copper pans. However, I wish the cream went a little further. One bath may be enough for two polishes (three medium-sized pans with lids). Maybe I'm using too much.

We have Revere Ware pots and we try to keep the copper clean. Stores around us don't have Wright's anymore, but sometimes they do have Twinkle cleaners. For us, Wright polishes copper pans better than Twinkle. Other cleaners are more aggressive.

Do not use this product on outdoor copper awnings. Can work with copper used in interior. The product had a metamorphic effect on the copper finish. didn't shine at all. Actually had the opposite effect on the copper finish.

This brand was recommended in one of the many Fiestaware forums. Thought I'd give it a try as my whiteware has looked so bad over the years with all the cutlery stains. I allowed the cream to soak into the plates for a bit before cleaning them with the sponge provided and was pleasantly surprised when I did. washed and dried dishes. Pictured below is before and above is after.

We have Revere Ware pots (copper bottomed pans) and we love to keep the copper clean. Stores around us don't have Wright's anymore, but sometimes they do have Twinkle cleaners. For us, Wright polishes copper pots better than Twinkle. Other cleaners are more aggressive.

This brand was recommended on one of the many Fiestaware forums. I decided to give it a try as my whiteware has looked so bad over the years with all traces of cutlery. I let the cream soak into the plates for a bit before cleaning them with the sponge that came with it and was pleasantly surprised. washed and dried dishes. Pictured below is before and above is after.

I have used a different product a few times on a solid brass doorknob that was so dirty it didn't even look like brass. I was about to give up a decent looking doorknob when my Wright copper and brass cleaner arrived. It was pretty easy to use - so easy that I was immediately skeptical. I buffed with the first product and have used the Dremel buffing head with limited success after many iterations. Wright's instructions are to rinse with warm water, apply the product with the sponge provided…