Is this safe for silverware and how would it be applied as it will not fit in jar/container?
2092814
This is a thin liquid product. The item cannot be applied with a cotton ball or cloth. It must be submerged. For silverware a cream polish would work better.
2092815
It's safe for jewelry.....I use it on a cloth, but, then I do wash the jewelry. The product does have an unpleasant order. As for silverware, you might consider contacting the manufacturer.
2092816
I have used it mainly for jewelry. I believe that it is safe for anything silver and can be applied with a cloth.Works GREAT on jewelry!
1123658
Use a very small amount; but then, that is true for all usage. I use it on my silver/silver plated jewelry with a soft whit cloth or soft/durable paper towel. I have used it on EPNS silverware & flatware and so long as the silver plate/rhodium plate is not faded/gone then it should bring it up. Otherwise the base metal will come through, but this stuff is the least abrasive of any polish so I use it on everything.
2070192
I would suggest that it may not be safe because as Stavros mentioned there may be metallic substances in the glaze or the ceramic. And neither have I tried it in a microwave - like the others. I only use it with hot water from the kettle and I hand wash it.
785155
It works! I did a silverware flatware set that had been my parents. It looks like new. I only had one silver candlestick that has been stubborn but it definitely improved. I will keep at it as the silver will build up.
2179380
I have only used it on silverplate and sterling-nothing as big as a stainless dishwasher!
923124
I had no problem with my silverware. I have large and somewhat smaller knives in my antique silverware. I don't know what to suggest.
2132597
It's better to have a different container/can that fits to make it easier to clean. This will also keep your product from burning too.
1904349
I hope to get this bench and what I will use is the same nontoxic mixture I use on my wooden plates and bowls for kitchen use: a mixture of beeswax and coconut oil. Simply melt the beeswax in a double boiler and then stir in coconut oil. Less coconut oil for a "harder" final wax or more coconut oil for a "softer" wax. If you don't want to make it yourself there is a company that sells artisan wooden kitchen spoons and things that sells this for the wood utensils they sell: http://www.woodspoon.com/spoon-care/
422764
I am sorry to be unable to answer this question since I use BlueMagic for my table silver only. However, I clean my silver sugar bowls and my silver plates as well as silver cups inside too and then wash it with lots of clean water. I believe this is safe.
1317847
Hello E. J.,I do not know. We found the size of the pieces too large to be comfortable and returned them. I cannot understand why new silverware has to be gigantic. Sorry but I do not have an answer.
2273049
Hmm...I don't know specifics (they aren't currently with me). But I do know the thinner ones are not long enough for standard length silver ware. I'm using them as props with fake food, but no silver ware. If the utensils were wrapped in napkins they could easily be held in place in the narrow compartments, but I'm sure they would "hang" over the other compartment.
1711765
another prblem with now is the aluminum foil seal...it breaks apart and presents an extreme risk. each time a perzon screws lid on of off the_ aluminum stuck to top of jar sh reds and could drol into thee powder and then into your dink".this is not good:^)
1999797
no... back of container clearly states "not recommended for enamel coated utensils or cookware" I wouldn't risk it. I don't even put my cast iron stuff in the dishwasher.
1769258
I store mine in the kitchen cupboard and have had no issues with it. I don't think you can avoid it the longer you keep it. It doesn't hurt it and if it does crystallize just put some in a dish in a bowl of hot water and let it melt. It will go back to original consistency.
958020
Yes! Just make sure they aren't smaller than the holes in the silverware compartment.
1640352
This is fine on any kind of silver. And Goddards also makes a liquid that is meant to clean fork tines. However, it can also be useful for dipping intricate pieces of jewelry into the container. Magic. A product that is superb for cleaning dirty silver and any kind of gold or silver jewelry is WENOL. Every home, in my opinion, should have a tube of this product on hand. Good luck.
653048
I don't think it is recommended. I think it would probably rust. The instructions say to spray the pieces with non-stick spray before storage to keep from rust but I found rubbing with cooking oil worked better. The spray made a sticky residue when I used it the next year.