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I have a wonderful full set of hotel silverware that I use for everyday eating. Unfortunately, they get tarnished and become so time consuming to keep clean. So far a gentle rub with SOS or Brillo has gotten it very shiny but doesn't last and is probably destroying the surface. As everyday silverware, tarnished ware is rather unappealing and chemical polishes may not be the healthiest choice. What can I do to keep longer lasting brilliant silver? How in the world do the fast-paced hotels maintain their silver?
ZSU
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RE: Keeping Silverware Polished
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Post By Karla (Guest Post)
(11/02/2006)
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I use toothpaste then I wash the silver. I spray it with WD-40 and wipe it off with a paper towel. It keeps the tarnish off. Go to the WD 40 website for more uses. It is non toxic and safe. Check it out for yourself. I couldn't believe how well it works. I also use it on my outside brass.
RE: Keeping Silverware Polished
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Post By Beth (Guest Post)
(02/07/2005)
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Use WHITE toothpaste. Rub on w/soft cloth,
let dry a few minutes and buff.
RE: Keeping Silverware Polished
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Post By kay alina (Guest Post)
(02/07/2005)
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This came from Graham Haley. To clean tarnished silver as quick as a wink, mix water softener and salt in a sink or container of water, place tin foil in it and than put your silver pieces in. Tarnish is removed in seconds without scrubbing.
Kay
RE: Keeping Silverware Polished
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Post By Lorissa (Guest Post)
(02/06/2005)
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Try using detergent. Weird huh? Well it works on jewelry. Works great actually.
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