Whats the best way to clean my silver bracelet its gone all discoloured?
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Put a piece of foil into your kitchen sink, put some warm water and some Mr Clean in the sink and your bracelet , leave it soaking for half hour at least , rinse in cold water and it will be good as new!
Ask one of your servants to do it
If it is silver try lemon juice and salt if doubtful you would be safer using a silver polish. When you have it cleaned put a piece of chalk in your jewellery box and that way you won't have to clean again as chalk saves silver from getting tarnished.
Toothpaste!
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If it's actually 925 hallmarked silver, my nana always used to swear by table vinegar.
you can do it with tooth paste on a sponge or wet paper towel. the supper market sales polish for about 2.99 also.
i think brasso used for cleaning brass is also fantastic for cleaning gold and silver
put it in salty water salt takes tarnish away
Silver cleaner such as Solvol?
any fizzy drink like coke peace
Any toothpaste will do.
Squeeze a little toothpaste on a piece of cloth.
Rub on your silver bracelet with it.
Works all the time and cheap too :)
Toothpaste generally works but to give it an added glimmer, try using shavingcream, rubing it on bracelet with fingers, then rinsing with a mildly warm water thoroughly.
I use brown sauce, works a treat, but make sure u wash it afterwards. can use washingup liquid
hi i tried this and it works on gold or silver and it iz very cheap, grab a cereal bowl and line it with silver foil ,shiny side down then take two teaspoons of bicarbonate of soda (costs about 50p for a big box) boil kettle add boiling water to bowl it will fizz up so do it over sink then place your bracelet in,, watch the dirt that floats on the surface leave until water iz cold then take out rinse under tap dry with kitchen/loo roll hey presto gleamin , ..
paint it blue or green
I clean my silver bangle with old face foundation it really works rub in then the polish off with a clean rag
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