One of those people who comes away from a tip run with other peoples junk.. 
Any tips on how to thoroughly clean it?
Any tips on how to thoroughly clean it?
Today I became one of those people..
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Nice find 
Just give it a good scrub Fairy Liquid and the kitchen green scourer thing.
If you really want it clean use something like Pink Stuff or Astonish paste. It'll come up looking brand new
I'm seeing a dribble down from the base of the spout....is it just from iron-y water or leaking tea ?
Just give it a good scrub
Fairy Liquid and the kitchen green scourer thing.If you really want it clean use something like Pink Stuff or Astonish paste. It'll come up looking brand new
I'm seeing a dribble down from the base of the spout....is it just from iron-y water or leaking tea ?
Green scourer on the outside. What’s the inside look like? It takes about 10 years to build up a good flavour.
Thank you,
I'm not sure what the dribble is from, the thing is made of aluminium. I guess the majority of the pot will be easy to clean. The spout might be a bit more difficult.
Not sure what's been in it, but there's no nasty smells, in fact no smell at all. I'm guessing just tea.
I don't yet know what I will use it for but I just know that one day it will come in handy.
I'm not sure what the dribble is from, the thing is made of aluminium. I guess the majority of the pot will be easy to clean. The spout might be a bit more difficult.
Not sure what's been in it, but there's no nasty smells, in fact no smell at all. I'm guessing just tea.
I don't yet know what I will use it for but I just know that one day it will come in handy.
I'd taken those to give to a charity shop, much better reusing than tipping.Am I turning into my grandad or would others have taken these home with them?
I’d have taken them and stuck them in a drawer for a year or so. One or two items might have come in handy by then. Sometime after that they could well go into the metal skip at the Recycle Center where they’d be melted down or who knows, I might meet someone who wanted them.
I’m about to take a couple of cheap non stick pans, some frying pans and enamel plates down there next week. Will you be there?
I’m about to take a couple of cheap non stick pans, some frying pans and enamel plates down there next week. Will you be there?
Thank you,
I'm not sure what the dribble is from, the thing is made of aluminium. I guess the majority of the pot will be easy to clean. The spout might be a bit more difficult.
Not sure what's been in it, but there's no nasty smells, in fact no smell at all. I'm guessing just tea.
I don't yet know what I will use it for but I just know that one day it will come in handy.
It looks like the kind of teapot that the Women's Guild use when they've a lot of folks to serve. Handy when you need it.
Might be from one of those tea/breakfast burger vans ? that would explain the matching jugs/sugars too.
I used one when camping with a big group. Fill it up with water and sit it near enough the fire and it catches radiant heat really well. Quickest brew up bar the kelly kettle
but great for hot water for dishes, or a scrub up.
