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Thanks for asking. Its the Pulmonic Syrup.
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Anyone know a way to get the piece of hard rust off the side. Should I soak it?
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Ben....a little time in muriatic acid should do the trick....(check it from time to time)
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hi ben, looks like some nice new finds. how large is the opening to the tea pot?, i have a lid that looks like it was for a tea pot. good luck on your next dig. rhona
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Good start to the season Ben! I got out yesterday also, I probed through a foot of snow in a swamp behind my new house and found a 1920's dump. I did score a whitehouse apple jar and some jar lid's wahoooo! Try some "iron out" mixed with warm water if you can't find the oxalic acid to clean your rusty bottles. It's not as toxic... Jim
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Thanks Joe, Rhona and Tazzer....
I will try the iron out. I just dont want to hurt the glaze on the tea pot. Thanks again for all the comments everyone.
I will try the iron out. I just dont want to hurt the glaze on the tea pot. Thanks again for all the comments everyone.
RICKJJ59W
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I always loved the "dead stuck for bugs" I never dug one around here but a friend & old time digger from New Orleans sent me one a few years back.Nice digs Madpa.
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