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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: How To Clean Jewelry Question: What is the best way to clean gold costume jewelry that has tarnished?
Answer: Give it to a homeless person and tell them to rent a room to ...
Give it to a homeless person and tell them to rent a room to be warm for three nights! Feel good sister and dont be sad!Answer: l clean allgold jewellery in tomato sauce(ketchup), put ...
l clean allgold jewellery in tomato sauce(ketchup), put in a small bowl cover with sauce and leave for a few hours, then rinse carefully in water (plug the sink) if tarnish is really subborn give a light rub while rinsing, l do this about every five months, the acid I think in the tomato sauce just seems to eat it awayAnswer: Use tooth paste and a tooth brush it works realy good , it ...
Use tooth paste and a tooth brush it works realy good , it works on silver to.Question: Cleaning costume jewelry ?
What is best for cleaning costume jewelry ?
Nothing crazy, but maybe like a product or two that could be laying around at home..
Any help would be appreciated.. Thanks.Answer: Glass cleaners that do not contain Ammonia....use the ones ...
Glass cleaners that do not contain Ammonia....use the ones w/vinegar in them.
Or make your own using vinegar & water.Answer: Usually, warm soapy water and a light scrub with an old ...
Usually, warm soapy water and a light scrub with an old toothbrush will work wondersQuestion: how to clean your gold jewelry by just using things from your bathroom?
i have trouble cleaning my jewelry, I dunno if its right to use my toothpaste and a brush to clean it? I dont have much time to go to the jewellers to get it clean and plus, this filipino jewellers cant be trust when it comes to gold... know what I mean. anyone can tell me whats the best thing use from the kitchen or bathroom stuff?Answer: I've been told for a simple cleaning, toothpaste and a ...
I've been told for a simple cleaning, toothpaste and a toothbrush are just fine. But from Walmart or some place like that, you can get a fairly good cleaner (with a brush) for relatively cheap.Answer: I sue toothpaste and a tooth brush all the time,.
I sue toothpaste and a tooth brush all the time,.Answer: You can use a soft-bristled toothbrush and vinegar+water or ...
You can use a soft-bristled toothbrush and vinegar+water or ammonia+water and it will clean up very nicely.Answer: Well, it depends. What's wrong with it? If you just want ...
Well, it depends. What's wrong with it? If you just want to clean it, well, I wouldn't suggest toothpaste... probably hot water and antibacterial soap, or maybe hand sanitizer. If you want to clean it very thoroughly, I would suggest using a toothbrush that, of course, hasn't been used.Answer: as funny as it sounds I heard using water and a denture ...
as funny as it sounds I heard using water and a denture tablet as an easy solution then u can just drop in your jewelry and take it out a while later and your done Good luck ; )Answer: I know you use windex for diamonds....weird huh?! I ...
I know you use windex for diamonds....weird huh?! I don't know about gold...so sorry! check outjewelry http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5221717Answer: Whew.... do NOT use toothpaste. It will clot up diamonds or ...
Whew.... do NOT use toothpaste. It will clot up diamonds or any other stones... scratches soft ones such as onyx and with repetative use it breaks down your gold by scratching it. Windex is actually very good... it cleans diamonds and all stones safely. (We recommend using it when taking off a tight ring rather than lotion... lotion clots up diamonds also.) Amonia (the yellow kind, not the clear) and plain old soap and water do the trick with a very soft toothbrush.Question: What is a good way to clean sterling silver jewelry w/o buying?
expensive jewelry cleaners.....I want a home remedy or something......my silver is tarnishing already.Answer: Water and vinegar.
Water and vinegar.Answer: scrub it with toothpaste and an old tooth brush.
scrub it with toothpaste and an old tooth brush.Answer: try toothpaste, rub it on and scrub. Then wipe it off with a ...
try toothpaste, rub it on and scrub. Then wipe it off with a wet paper towel.Answer: Toothpaste. Apply it with a soft, clean cloth. But don't ...
Toothpaste. Apply it with a soft, clean cloth. But don't use it on silverplate.) And be sure to wash it off afterwards.Answer: try white vinegar
try white vinegarAnswer: white vinegar mixed with a little lemon juice & scrub with ...
white vinegar mixed with a little lemon juice & scrub with an old tooth brushAnswer: I don't know about sterling silver jewelry, but white ...
I don't know about sterling silver jewelry, but white vinegar works for cleaning almost everything else. I mostly use it for household cleaning (in lieu of the chemical crap like Mr. Clean) and for laundry spots and for cleaning fruits and veggies.Question: How do you clean silver jewelry?
I've just found some jewelry ( I think it's silver ) and I used to have a silver cleaning cloth but knowing me I can't find it, so how can you clean/polish silver jewelry so it looks like new?Answer: silver polish
silver polishAnswer: there is a product on the market, it is called ...
there is a product on the market, it is called "silvo" it is the best darn thing i've seen for cleaning silver..........good luckAnswer: Silver polish and a toothbrush, or flannel cloth should get ...
Silver polish and a toothbrush, or flannel cloth should get your necklaces shiney bright. Silver polish is kind of pastey/goopy. Coat the necklaces really thoroughly, leave it for 5 minutes or so, scrub it lightly with the toothbrush and rinse in warm water. You may need to do some spot scrubbing after that. It's pretty easy.
more ways in this link. Hope its helpful.
http://parents.berkeley.edu/advice/household/jewelry.htmlAnswer: I know this is going to sound strange but white vinegar and ...
I know this is going to sound strange but white vinegar and baking soda are making wonders forjewellery!
Put some in a glass, put your jewellery in it, let it sit for about a day or so, and then clean it a bit with a toothbrush and a little regular soap. Rinse it with clear water, and this should do the trick! |
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