The most common purpose of aluminium foil is to protect surfaces. Hence, if you don't want your oven or stove floor to be splattered with grease, then you can line the bottom of the appliance or cover the food you are cooking with foil.
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Believe it or not, aluminium foil can also serve as a silver dip. Simply line a pan with foil, add water and a pinch of salt. Presto, you can use the solution to clean your silver.
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Believe it or not, aluminium foil can also serve as a silver dip. Simply line a pan with foil, add water and a pinch of salt. Presto, you can use the solution to clean your silver.
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If foil can clean tarnished silver, then it can also protect it from becoming dirty. Simply put cleaned silver on top of an aluminium foil. For long term storage, wrap silverware in cellophane wrap and afterwards, with aluminium.
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Another use of foil is as a scrubbing pad. If you find yourself running out of steel wool to scrub your pots and pats, crumple foil and you have an instant scouring pad.
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Another use of foil is as a scrubbing pad. If you find yourself running out of steel wool to scrub your pots and pats, crumple foil and you have an instant scouring pad.
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