Natural Cleaner For Silver

RE: Natural Cleaner For Silver Post by nanasews (2) | (04/22/2008) Profile | Contact Baking soda, salt, aluminum foil or aluminum container Find an aluminum dishpan or container to hold the silver pieces. (Alternately, place a square of aluminum foil in the bottom of the container. Place silver to be cleaned in a the container and cover with water. For each quart of water used, add approx. 1 TBSP of baking soda and 1 TBSP salt. Allow silver to soak. (Silver will brighten and aluminum will darken.) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Natural Cleaner For Silver Post by demachmo (1) | (04/21/2008) Contact Hi I'm new to this site and wanted to respond. Get a large container that will hold the tray. Use your sink if the tray is too large. Put 1 sheet of aluminum foil, 1 Tbsp salt, 1 Tbsp baking soda into the container. Fill with warm water and then add your tray. Wait an hour and then wipe the tray with a soft cloth. Only use glass or plastic bowls to do this. The tarnish can adhere to a metal bowl. If you smell rotten eggs, ventilate the room. If the foil gets dark, replace it with new foil. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Natural Cleaner For Silver Post by Pennypacer (16) | (04/20/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact I found the toothpaste idea worked great. Thank you to Monique. I tried the baking soda, it did take off a bit of tarnish but the toothpaste worked better. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Natural Cleaner For Silver Post by Monique63 (81) | (04/17/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact I have heard TOOTHPASTE works wonders! It really works. Use a little and then buff with a soft cloth. Good luck Monique Somerset, UK Report Spam or Abuse RE: Natural Cleaner For Silver Post By Carol in PA (Guest Post) (04/16/2008) Make a paste of baking soda to use in cleaning your silver. This idea is by the Queen of Clean on BBC Best of luck Report Spam or Abuse