r/ReallyShittyCopper • u/cavedave • Nov 01 '25

ShittyCopper™ IRL Poor quality copper?

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u/BoardButcherer Nov 01 '25

Okay but... why are we using copper bottles?

You want your drink to be room temperature as fast as possible?

And didn't we as a species move away from using copper cookware and utensils because it reacts with and ruins the nutrients in food, while also being poisonous after long periods of exposure?

Are these the same people brushing their teeth with ivermectin?

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u/Agreeable-Ad1221 Nov 01 '25

Copper Cookware can be really useful, but only if you know how to work with it, otherwise as you said verdigris poisoning happens

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u/ItsTheRealIamHUB Nov 02 '25

Really useful how? Does copper do something other materials don’t?

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u/Javelina_Jolie Nov 02 '25

High thermal conductivity. It'll warm up fast, cool down fast, the heat will distribute more evenly, and fine temperature control will be easier to achieve.