Which Liquid Cleans Pennies The Best?

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Comment from : TylerTube

hot sauce cleans copper
Comment from : Andy Barnes

Put salt in the vinegar
Comment from : Keen

Vinegar and salt will shine up pennies in a few minutes
Comment from : Michael Lee

To clean pennies, you need to ounces of white vinegar, 1 tablespoon of salt and just watch the results Try it out you will see my name is Barry and I am a subscriber
Comment from : Barry Crease

Lemon juice and salt
Comment from : Joel Schmidt

hot water 3 cups 3 tbsp salt 1 cup white vinegar let stant for 8 min rinse
Comment from : Allen Bailey

I watch enough videos on YouTube to say, I see some dumb shit But, this is the most idiotic I've seen in years
Comment from : smart451cab

Try denture tabl5
Comment from : EldritchSeeker

Consejo, usar un limpia metales, quedan como nuevassal con vinagre no funciona para nada
Comment from : marchelo Gastaldi

Saya punya coin penny
Comment from : Jajan Yupi

5:28 "which I believe all pennies before 1984 "br It was at this point I knew I would never watch another video on this channelbr Lacking the desire to, at the very least, know a basic and easily verifiable fact tells me all I need to know
Comment from : earthling john

Acetone
Comment from : Chris Koch

All I gotta say is try A1 Sauce… or Heinz 57 Coins do not need to stay in it for all that long Maybe a few hours I think you’ll be impressed
Comment from : Jake Easterwood

Taco Bell Taco Sauce, works great!!
Comment from : Barbara

1982 is the transitional year for copper pennies The other one is a wheat back
Comment from : VMC

Enjoyed your video!brGreat job/ presentation
Comment from : Stan

Salt and vinegar works
Comment from : Connie Lee

2 diffrent metals with acid causes a galvanic reaction
Comment from : Air Fried Quads bw

Great Video !!!
Comment from : Guillermo Ferrer

put is tin tooth paste
Comment from : PITG

I’ll buy all the wheat Pennie’s you don’t want
Comment from : Denver Dovel

Now use a penny scope to see how it damaged the Pennie’s or if it didn’t
Comment from : Denver Dovel

Next time you do it Try shaking the jars up on a regular basis Also rinsing with water before the comparisons and you might want to minimize the mixing of chemicals like Drano and Sulfuric Acid by rinsing out the tray each time Some chemical products can interact and make poisonous gasses and stuff
Comment from : Patrick F

Maybe the really dirty ones…just have decades more of dirt on them…
Comment from : NyBSfP —

rambles a bit too much
Comment from : Holly Colotta

try a magic eraser by mr clean
Comment from : Angrea V

When i see the musterd one reminds me of my son when he swallowed penny in school and later came out the rear of the human ceptic tank 😅😅😅
Comment from : Leo

For those who dont know what coke does it has an acid called phosporic acid its acid reacts with the coins and disinigrate the dirt
Comment from : Plane aviation- 1001

Don't clean coins
Comment from : Louis Buzzi

Who taught this guy how to do science experiments 😂 This is the first time he uses a control Non of the coins are even from the same year So some will be cleaner than others because dit and grime hasn't grown enough colonies cultures and the older ones would deteriorate under water if they were old enough or weathered enough 😂😂😂 clearly a HS drop out
Comment from : Doz One

You Need to ADD SALT to the Vinegar to ACTIVATE the cleaning PROCESS
Comment from : Steve H

Thanks to your experiment! Wow ! Ketchup is the best to clean coins 👌❤️I’ll definitely do that
Comment from : Cecile

What about using Acetone to clean coins, I saw that in another video… just, I am not sure how long it should stay in it and if it is ok to wipe with cotton ball?
Comment from : LiVE’LiFE W/Thanks!

A mixture of salt and vinegar Will remove almost instantly
Comment from : xenon9887

What about toothpaste some people clean jewelry with toothpaste?
Comment from : Gypsy 12

Try using vinegar and olive oil
Comment from : Pokewizz

You had to wipe with a towel to see what the result was so do it again
Comment from : Bouncy Lex

Pre 1982 pennies are 90 copper
Comment from : Psyar7

After soaking those Pennie’s in different liquids you really should rub them because that liquid has softened the gunk You will really see a real difference I did the ketchup experiment and found that rubbing with a Q tip showed that the rubbing cleaned the coins more!! Just FYI
Comment from : Anita Clancy

Try Windex glass cleaner
Comment from : Dave Herrmann

I heard you aren’t suppose to clean coins
Comment from : Roberta Degrado

Seriously I'm the guy to do stupid stuff like jump off a roof or smth bit sulfuric acid is very dangerous and gloves do not protect you they just delay the amount of time until you take the gloves off
Comment from : Almands

Bro really just put the sulfuric acid in without gloves dawg just so you know next time get gloves and maybe even giggles cause it can cause blindness and burns
Comment from : Almands

Taco Bell hot sauce That will clean them up!!
Comment from : Jonalyn Nicholas

10:30 I only like a tiny bit of mustard on Hamburgers, hot dogs and some sandwiches
Comment from : Guitarist4life

In 1966-68 I went to a Canadian high school in Hügelsheim, Germany where my dad was stationed We found THE definitive way to make pennies shiny: Put a drop of mercury on them and rub them on with your fingers It takes about 10 minutes for the mercury to go into solution with the surface metal of the pennies and boy, where they shiny I told a teacher friend about that recently and she was aghast I guess I shouldn't tell her about the sodium, sulfuric acid and flourine experiments we did in chemistry class The fixtures and oak cabinets were never the same
Comment from : Wilhelm Taylor

Back in the 60"S they used to use mercury to clean coins !!
Comment from : Joe Travis

Vinegar with salt work good to clean pennies
Comment from : Vianney Arsenault

Awesome barbaque oven grill cleaner
Comment from : Bob Sharkey

Thats pb blaster
Comment from : Bob Sharkey

Try on blaster
Comment from : Bob Sharkey

Try baking soda and vinegar or tryviniger and olive oil or try toothpaste
Comment from : Bob Sharkey

5:09 well at the same time I noticed a lot of them were already spotless before going in the liquids to begin with
Comment from : Mr Nobody

I really feel he should’ve taken a towel or paper towel and wiped them all down after taking them off Just enough to dry and wipe off some stuff to see how easy maybe it would’ve been to get some of the stuff off instead of thinking jst putting them in there would do all the work
Comment from : Mr Nobody

2:46 I wonder if my boy knows you can go to your calendar and make an alarm to remind you to do something 😂😂😂😂
Comment from : Mr Nobody

I think they stopped making copper pennies in the middle of 1982 some 82 pennies are copper some are not
Comment from : Mailliw Nosneb

Need to put one Penny in each jar of cleaner that are similar to each other or you’ll never know
Comment from : john dawson

Put them in ketchup and low heat for a couple hours and see what happens 😄
Comment from : Derek Zambrano

Cool !
Comment from : Ken Kerwin

Tobasco sauce cleans them perfect
Comment from : Cherry Picking Life!!!

And the coke? I didn’t see the coke test result
Comment from : SHAUN MOONEY

Lol no It’s 1964 and has to do with silver Read up on it It’s interesting
Comment from : SHAUN MOONEY

I think the missing magic component is hard work polishing!
Comment from : Justin James Roche

Sos pad
Comment from : Susan Ancog

Body wash
Comment from : Timlba63 Jonesy

Tbh this is the most I genuinely laughed in a long time Thanks for this content I needed this laugh and the education about cleaning my coins
Comment from : Sharif Shakur

😄😄😄😄😄😄
Comment from : Radu Turcanu

The two most popular liquids for this are vinegar with salt and lemon juice Maybe next time lol
Comment from : Chosen Idea

I hope you made sure you didn't fuck up any valuable coins!
Comment from : Justin Green

Tyler so rich with these Pennies
Comment from : Rosemarie Wright

Need to add salt to the vinegarworks way better
Comment from : Tony Peeler

Try electrolysis on the coins please, it works to remove rust so I think it could work, just don’t over do it
Comment from : Brett Gorden

I can tell you what is the very best product to used bro send me a gift card I will give you the very best cleaning product
Comment from : Micheal Housen

Brasso
Comment from : Linda Trevino

White vinegar, kind of goes without saying, ketchup contains vinegar too
Comment from : Stephen

You ruined all of those pennies Shame on you
Comment from : Lewis

years ago coke changed its recipe and removed most of its acidic content I had brass small light covers in coke for a week and it did nothing, in tomato sauce for 2 days and a bit of rubbing they came up like new Also you have to lay them out without anything (like other coins) sitting on them or the ketchup cant act on it
Comment from : Todd3465

U should put them all in CLEAN pan……
Comment from : Theresa Wynne

I hear you need some water / H2o mixed in with most of them ingredients for them to work
Comment from : sandman_732

lemon juice ?
Comment from : sandman_732

they were in way too long it should have been minutes or hours not days
Comment from : Kevin Bradbury

Add salt and vinegar
Comment from : carol lakes

Have you tried vinegar and baking soda
Comment from : Angela Rupp

Try getting a high
Comment from : thomas milot

rub-with-bakeingsoda
Comment from : victor hensley

Cyanide is the best way to clean pennies
Comment from : Squongle

try pool acid trust me its super effective
Comment from : PersonWhoDraws

Dude i love your channel Only thing i kinda wish for, though, is you expand these tests There are so many other liquids to try I could easily see like 20 or more It’d actually be super cool to see I hope you could retest some stuff, like this one In any case, love your channel man
Comment from : Erik Danley