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Cleaning of silver
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dirt lizard
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Fantastic job of cleaning dirty silver. I'll have to use that next time.
REVIER
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I use this way on jewelry that is just too hard to clean by hand.
Some water mixed with baking soda just starting to boil in a small pot on the stove, place a piece of foil on the bottom and just drop the object on the foil for a few seconds.
The ring below was found in the bank of a very old fishing pond.
The constant dampness tarnished it to black and I was surprised when I saw the 925, too many nooks and crannies to polish it by hand so I used this method.
Works great...science rules!
Some water mixed with baking soda just starting to boil in a small pot on the stove, place a piece of foil on the bottom and just drop the object on the foil for a few seconds.
The ring below was found in the bank of a very old fishing pond.
The constant dampness tarnished it to black and I was surprised when I saw the 925, too many nooks and crannies to polish it by hand so I used this method.
Works great...science rules!