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Cleaning silverware

miss choc · 2014-01-27 11:58:07

I have lots of silverware from Mam's house that needs to be cleaned I saw on Google that you can clean it with foil, baking soda etc but I don't want to damage it even though it's silverplated. Would I be ok using this method or should I get a professional cleaning solution if so what and where would I buy it it's just for…

27-01-2014 12:58pm

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miss choc

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I have lots of silverware from Mam's house that needs to be cleaned I saw on Google that you can clean it with foil, baking soda etc but I don't want to damage it even though it's silverplated. Would I be ok using this method or should I get a professional cleaning solution if so what and where would I buy it it's just for a few badly tarnished items so dont want something mad expensive.

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#2 27-01-2014 3:20pm

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Brasso Duraglit is the best product and should be in your local hardware shop.

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#3 27-01-2014 8:26pm

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Try "Peek". It comes in a large silver tin and most hardware shops have it.

Expensive, but the best Ive ever used.

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Duraglit wadding - having used it once, the wadding is naturally completely black. Do I dump it and buy another tin next time or do I re-use the blackened wadding?
Thanks for any advice.

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