That liquid that you dip it in really works (tarnex?), but you might have to finish it up with silver polish.
And in case someone advises you not to clean it, cleaning does not diminish the value of silver like it does with furniture, etc.
2006-12-22 14:16:11
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answered by normobrian 6
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the only element i take advantage of and have faith is Wright's silver cream. There are all forms of hand-crafted recipes and that i dodge chemical aspects each and every time accessible, utilising frequently vinegar and baking soda for cleansing, yet whilst it incorporates silver and incredibly vintage silver, i could stick to a product designed only for that use. are you able to study any of the hallmarks on the piece? whether that's sterling, the tarnish could desire to freshen up ok, yet whilst that's silver plated, you have got somewhat that has lost various the plating. If the plating remains in reliable situation, you nonetheless do no longer prefer to apply something too harsh as you would be removing plating as you clean.
2016-10-05 22:21:58
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answered by spies 4
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I use Soilmaster its a enzyme activated silver detarnisher, Ecolab its really easy just soak and rinse.
2006-12-22 14:27:42
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answered by JAMES S 1
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I would use Tarnex, but you can set it in a tray of tomato sauce and after a while they will be clean
2006-12-22 14:20:50
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answered by Nort 6
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I use silver polish and do it every few months to keep it under control
2006-12-26 00:17:34
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answered by suzanne_sauls 3
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Texas Pete Hotsauce will shine it up real nice and purdy
2006-12-22 14:46:23
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answered by shorte.2006 1
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lemon juice
2006-12-22 14:17:59
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answered by T C 6
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