MauvielM'PLUS Copperbrill Copper Cleaner, 5.07 Oz

Great product! Cleaned my copper great!

Excellent product with great results

I've tried them all ... this one does the job ... copper looks great, not too much elbow grease needed

Great product that works

I bought this to restore my coper bar top. Wow works amazing it was quick and painless

Just to start....if you are reading this or are looking for this type product for something like Revere® cooking utensils, or any othersuch as Mauviel, Calphalon, et. al. then please notice that this is a cleaning PASTE and not a simple cleaning 'cream.'The reason I selected the paste was one of convenience and that I could use less to do the same job as the cleaner.NOTE: There is a copper cleaner AND and a copper cleaner paste.Either way, I swear by and love them both.Keeps my Revere® pans looking new and conducting heat evenly.

I have copper pans and this is the BEST polish I have ever used

We have 3 copper top tables that have never been polished. One fine eve, we decided to try removing the stains and oxidation and used the salt and lemon juice method as well as salt and white vinegar method. I have to say that the salt and lemon juice is very good as it lifts a lot of tarnish off but not evenly. Then my husband brought out a polishing cream (MAAS) which only left a black streaky mess. I couldn't wait to try Copperbrill and upon first application, the tarnish came off effortlessly! Now, you have to understand we're removing 9 years' worth of tarnish from these table tops so a lot of elbow grease went into it but less that if we had stuck with the natural method.I think the lemon juice and salt is for small surfaces or lighter tarnish. With Copperbrill, the tarnish came off immediately. We did have to go over it about 3 times per table but they all turned out incredible!One tip I would say is the moment you've wiped off the polish with a wet rag (rinse and repeat a few times), you must dry immediately with a dry soft cloth otherwise the wet streaks will stain the table nearly immediately!I can still see little bit of streaking but I think that's really another layer of tarnish and we can work on that in a couple of months' time - that's just me being OCD and perfectionist. Only dink about the product is the cost, costs $20 per tub more expensive than Wright's. And we finished the entire tub polishing 1 coffee table, 1 side table, and 1 credenza.I think I would adivse that if you have very heavily tarnished copper to use the salt and lemon juice method to initially lift the tarnish and then the polish for best results.