The Easiest Way How to Clean Silver Jewelry
Hello everyone!
Today we will try to return the purity and shine, tarnished or covered with a black coating, silver. To clean silver, we will need only 2 ingredients: baking soda and foil.
I think everyone will be able to find them in the kitchen. And if not, they can be purchased at the nearest store. The procedure takes only a few minutes.
This method is suitable for processing silverware and jewelry. Jewelry should not have natural precious stones (Stones can fade).
We'll need:
1. Baking soda
2. Foil
3. Bowl
4. Old toothbrush
5. Hot water
There is such a test subject. Lately it has faded a little and lost its original luster. Now let's try to return it.
I take a small bowl and cover it with foil.
Pour 2 teaspoons of baking soda into a bowl.
I take the kettle and pour boiling water.
I drop the bracelet into the bowl and wait until reaction will be complete.
After 10 minutes, the reaction will be complete. The water will become muddy.
I took out his bracelet and brushed it a little.
I washed it with clean water and dried it.
The bracelet was as good as new. The stones did not darken.
In such a simple way, you can return the Shine and beauty of your jewelry. It is necessary to carry out cleaning at least once a year, and if necessary, more often. To prevent jewelry from darkening and need to be cleaned less often, store them in a dry place, away from medicines, cosmetics and household chemicals.
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I own mostly sterling silver jewelry...it happens to be my favorite!!! I WILL BE TRYING THIS FOR SURE! THANKS
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Nice recipe, thanks for sharing! My mom also always cleans silver with different methods. I remember she cleaned it with toothpaste, but it turned out bad. I have several favorite rings and necklaces that I ordered for myself https://matchinggear.com/mother-daughter-necklace/. I was very worried when the pendant darkened. So, my mom found on the internet another way to clean it . She left silver in a solution of water and ammonia overnight and it worked. But I think it is dangerous for gems and stones, just for silver is good. I don't know the exact proportions, but the effect was amazing.
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