Most ID bracelets that I've seen are made from metal, not silver. If your's is silver, use Wright's Silver Polish. If it's just metal, use a cleanser like Barkeeper's Friend or Ajax and a scrub brush.
Toothpaste. Rub in well in all areas, even chain, (use soft toothbrush for etchings) , then rise really well in warm water. You’d be surprised how much skin & body oils build up in any jewelry (rings, chains, watch bands & bracelets) & can smell really foul.
I sell a lot of silver on Ebay. Jewelry, silverware, serving sets. Silver polish and dips tend to remove some of the metal. The foil method doesn't work that great and still leaves a grey film that still needs to be removed. I use white toothpaste (not gel)and a damp toothbrush. For large items I use a damp cloth. Also works on copper, brass, gold, porcelain, ceramics, sneakers, plastics, etc. For my sales I needed one product for cleaning everything.
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plain white toothpaste
Hagarty makes the best silver cleaner for Sterling -- if these are stainless steel, BarKeepers friend, and a soft tooth brush to get into the chain
Most ID bracelets that I've seen are made from metal, not silver. If your's is silver, use Wright's Silver Polish. If it's just metal, use a cleanser like Barkeeper's Friend or Ajax and a scrub brush.
Toothpaste. Rub in well in all areas, even chain, (use soft toothbrush for etchings) , then rise really well in warm water. You’d be surprised how much skin & body oils build up in any jewelry (rings, chains, watch bands & bracelets) & can smell really foul.
I sell a lot of silver on Ebay. Jewelry, silverware, serving sets. Silver polish and dips tend to remove some of the metal. The foil method doesn't work that great and still leaves a grey film that still needs to be removed. I use white toothpaste (not gel)and a damp toothbrush. For large items I use a damp cloth. Also works on copper, brass, gold, porcelain, ceramics, sneakers, plastics, etc. For my sales I needed one product for cleaning everything.
white toothpaste usually works!