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Cleaning Silver.

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Jemisa | 23:29 Thu 30th Jun 2011 | ChatterBank
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Clearing out some cupboards and drawers today for Bric-A-Brac for the school fete I found several Silver chains, nice chains but... they're black.
Does anyone know how I can restore them to their silvery self?
I know you can get that 'Silver Dip' from the jewllers but they want £6.99 for it, a bit pricey for a few chains.
What concoction can I make at home?
Thanks folks.

jem
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Drop them in a glass of coca cola.
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Really Daffy? I'll do that right now.
Let you know result in the morning.

jem.
It works on most metals, so I can't see a reason it wouldn't work on silver. :)
scrumple up som aluminimum foil in a heatproof bowl, add a couple of teaspoons of bicarb and pour on hot water, drop the silver in and leave for a couple of mins, all will be clean and shiny.
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After a night in a glass of coke they do look better but not quite there Daffy, mind you they were in a bad state.

So now neti I'll try your method on them, let you know later. Thankyou both.

jem

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