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<p>[QUOTE="Rufus@frockstarvintage, post: 6505479, member: 5939"]I also prefer plain vinegar to ketchup but have heard more than a few mention the fact that, unlike vinegar, ketchup stays put if the job requires some time (and if you don’t want to leave a submerged piece sit in vinegar, possibly going too far in the other direction - but you can also dilute the vinegar) - Another point Team Ketchup makes is that the ketchup option has vinegar PLUS tomato acid, so I guess a one-two punch. Personally, I find ketchup adds a step : removing clotted ketchup[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Rufus@frockstarvintage, post: 6505479, member: 5939"]I also prefer plain vinegar to ketchup but have heard more than a few mention the fact that, unlike vinegar, ketchup stays put if the job requires some time (and if you don’t want to leave a submerged piece sit in vinegar, possibly going too far in the other direction - but you can also dilute the vinegar) - Another point Team Ketchup makes is that the ketchup option has vinegar PLUS tomato acid, so I guess a one-two punch. Personally, I find ketchup adds a step : removing clotted ketchup[/QUOTE]
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