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Kleen Test Products

Drug Store News, July 17, 2000

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CHICAGO -- Kleen Test Products wants everyone to know just how easy cleaning silver can be. The company has introduced Mrs. Cooper's Silver Wipes, cloths impregnated with a revolutionary, silicon-based, nonpetroleum, nontoxic polishing agent that delivers the same performance as traditional liquid and paste polishes.

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The easy-to-use wipes contain a tarnish retardant to help keep silver clean for months and also may be used on other soft metals, including gold, copper and brass. A box of the dry, disposable wipes has a suggested retail price of $3.99.

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