Honestly, I wouldn't. Especially if they are old and collectible. Cleaning them will devalue them significantly. Find out what they are worth before attempting to clean.
I agree with Naomie! Yes, find out the value of them first before any cleaning.
A quick story...the mother and father of my boyfriend (years back) had a coin collection and they showed me the coins. The coins were old and tarnished. I took them and shined each and everyone of them up by rubbing them on a section of carpet, needless to say, there went the value of their collection.
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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Honestly, I wouldn't. Especially if they are old and collectible. Cleaning them will devalue them significantly. Find out what they are worth before attempting to clean.
I agree with Naomie! Yes, find out the value of them first before any cleaning.
A quick story...the mother and father of my boyfriend (years back) had a coin collection and they showed me the coins. The coins were old and tarnished. I took them and shined each and everyone of them up by rubbing them on a section of carpet, needless to say, there went the value of their collection.
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