I've purchased some dangly earrings while I was in
Toledo, Spain. They have since developed
tarnish. Tarnish is a chemical reaction of certain metals with oxygen in the air. You can't stop this from happening but you
can clean it.
Things You Need
- The tarnished silver.
- Some clean cloth.
- Dip style tarnish remover.
Steps
Wash your silver jewelry and remove oils then pat dry.
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Originally bought as a gift, it ended back in my hands for cleaning. Yay! |
Dip the silver for 3-5 seconds.
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Yes, I know. It's blurry. Go away. |
Wipe dry.
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Polished on the left. Tarnished on the right. |
Avoid
Don't ever get this in your eyes. I don't know what happens but I don't want to find out.
If you are in the area and need some silver polished, I still have that entire bottle. You can borrow it.
You can use toothpaste as an alternative to Dip & Shine :)
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