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Cleaning silver with baking soda and aluminum foil (and hot water!)

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Uploaded by on Jun 8, 2009

Video showing how easily you can clean large silver pieces using aluminum foil, baking soda and hot water. The heat is key - warm water from the faucet won't cut it, you must get the water close to boiling for this to be effective. A large sheet of heavy duty foil and a few cups of baking soda in hot water, in a container large enough to soak the pieces. Do them one at a time, and make sure the piece is in contact with the foil.

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  • one insect was floating ... was it bright too?

  • How much baking soda to water do you use?

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  • what kind of gloves do you have? what stores can i get them in, and what departments of the stores?

  • Is it ok to clean silver often? or is it ok to clean everyday using this method.

  • thanks for sharing this. much like a spectacular science experiment, my severely tarnished necklaces look pristine in an instant!!!! much appreciated.

  • Thanks for this... Worked great on my bracelet and chain.

  • It works Very well, I didn't even have hot water or much foil touching the silver, solid silver & plated all work very well --very easy.

  • Where's the mirror finish?

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