How is silver polished? by VINEGAR AND CARBONATE
Silver is preferred not only for jewelry but also for its aesthetic appearance in its accessories. Silver jewelry and articles lose their luster and become unusable when oxidized. You can polish your silver at home by yourself in a few ways. With the materials you use in your home during the day, you can also polish your silver without taking it to the silversmith. We will provide you with several methods for this. You can bring your silver to minus shine by applying one of our methods.
SILVER POLISHING WITH TOOTHPASTE
· Apply toothpaste to your silver jewelry or accessories. Then put your toothpaste silver into the water and let it stand for about half an hour. After half an hour, rinse your silverware under water and wipe.
SILVER POLISHING WITH VINEGAR WATER AND CARBONATE
· Vinegar is also used in household chores because of its acidity. Silver is also perfect for polishing. Pour 2 tablespoons of vinegar into a bowl. Then pour water on it. Add 2 tablespoons of carbonate to the vinegar. Soak your silver jewelry or accessories in the mixture for at least half an hour. Then rinse well and dry. If your silver accessories are too large, you can wipe your silverware by dipping the cloth in vinegar water.
SILVER POLISHING WITH SALT AND LEMON WATER
· Add 1-2 tablespoons of lemon juice into a bowl. Then add 1 tablespoon of salt on top and mix. Then add a little water on it and throw your silverware into this bowl. You can use a larger container for your large silver accessories and increase supplies. If the interior of your silver accessories is darkened, you can use a larger basin or container. Rinse and dry your silver well after the process.
SILVER POLISHING WITH SILVER POLISH
· Supply silver polish. Then apply the silver polish to your silver jewelry or accessory. Rub your silver with a clean cotton. However, as this is a chemical, we recommend that you do not use too much.
SILVER POLISHING WITH ALUMINUM FOIL
· First fill the pot with water. Add a piece of aluminum foil into the pan. Then add 1 tbsp baking soda or carbonate. Remove the silver by immersing in this mixture for at least 10 minutes. Then rinse with water and dry.
SILVER POLISHING WITH WASHING DETERGENT
· Wrap the inside of a large container with aluminum foil. Then add hot water into the container. Then add 1 spoon of powder laundry detergent and mix. Soak your silverware in the mixture for about 1 minute. Then remove your silver jewelry or accessories, rinse the senses in water and wipe them dry.
SILVER POLISHING WITH MILK AND LEMON WATER
· Add 1.5 cups of water, half a cup of milk and 1 tablespoon of lemon juice into a bowl. Throw your silver into this mixture and leave for a while. Then rinse with plenty of water and wipe with a clean cloth.
SILVER POLISHING WITH WHITE VINEGAR AND CARBONATE
· Add half a glass of white vinegar and 2 tbsp carbonate into a bowl. Soak your silverware in this mixture and let it sit for 2-3 hours on average. Then rinse your silver in plenty of water and dry.
SILVER POLISHING WITH AMMONIA
· Add 1 cup of warm water and half a cup of ammonia into a bowl. Add the silver to this mixture and leave for about 10 minutes. Then rinse your silver with plenty of water, wipe dry with a clean cloth.
SILVER POLISHING WITH HAND DISINFECTANTS, HAIR CREAMS AND GLASS CLEANER SPRAYS
· Apply a small amount (or squeeze) one of these products onto a soft cloth, then gently rub your silver. After wiping, rinse well under water and dry.
You can polish your silver jewelry or accessories, whichever one of these 10 methods is suitable for you or whatever materials you have in your home. Each of these treatments helps your silver shine and maintain its shine on the first day.
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