Is this product ok to clean aquamarine with?
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I think so. It says it is for semi precious stones. Not for coral, ivory,, amber, malachite, pearls, opals, jade or turquoise Those are all softer stones. I think aquamarine is a semi precious stone. Good luck.
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My iSonic worked well, but then it broke, so I bought something similar. However, yes, I have cleaned costume jewelry. You may want to take extra care and suspend it from the watch cleaner, but I don't, and I have had no problems. I have cleaned many things in these devices.
427780
Yes. Still vibrant aqua after 1 month. Just make sure to rinse in cool water after use.
1210641
You should be able to. The key I have found when using this is to make sure the crystals are fully dissolved. With that I've never had a problem, no matter the type of brewer I was cleaning.
1074110
Goddard's has excellent cleaners, among them a jewelry cleaner, particularly used for that purpose. Though I did use the silver foam on sterling silver jewelry. You have to clean it well - a very soft toothbrush gets into the crevices if the jewelry is engraved.
1914110
I've used diluted jewelry cleaner solution in the machine to clean gold and precious stones and the result is great. Just remember to rinse the items in water and then polish them with a soft cloth.
2117003
I believe you can use it on anything with a gemstone, the silver you may want to treat separately with a rub on cleaner intended just for silver since I do not think this will clean silver as a rub on polish would, I use it mostly for my wedding ring that is set in gold and it does a fantastic job of cleaning the setting and getting the dirt out.
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Sorry. I've used it on a bronze sculpture that I would not risk by using other products. If you are wondering if it is safe, I can tell you it is gentle. It takes me some time to clean the sculpture - it's not a quick clean like the harsh dipping products - but it is good. Fran Marshall
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While I haven't used Sea 90 with fish, it is water soluble and very close to the mineral salts I have used in ornamental aquariums. I would do a test in an aquarium tank with a few fish first to make sure there are no ill effects in the fish.
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You should be able to but gold does not get green if it is real gold. If it is an alloy the cleaner should work. T
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Organic gemstones such as pearls, amber, coral, and ivory should not be cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner or cleaned with an abrasive or ammonia based cleaner. Your emeralds and diamonds should be just fine if they are in a sturdy setting. A good discussion of the do's and don'ts of this topic, including your emeralds, is available at the site All About Gemstones, here: http://www.allaboutgemstones.com/jewelry_cleaning.html
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Whirl Out does do some cleanout of minerals, but I'm not sure exactly what, except that it cleans pretty well. The best product I've found so far is called "Oh Yuk Jetted Tub System Cleaner." It has been taking care of our bacterial iron that had been accumulating in the pipes. It dissolves a lot of it, and WhirlOut does too, but not quite as good. I have found using warm to hot water in both the cleaning and the rinse helps. The problem is, for me, that I'm not sure what harsh chemicals I can use or not use in the jacuzzi tub. If I could use anything, I would pick Iron Out. It might sound funny or silly, but for very small corroded items, Efferdent (for cleaning dentures) does an excellent job. I was looking for something to clean a partial, and one of the reviews for Efferdent was a guy who uses it to clean the minerals, calcium, etc, from his toilet. I tried Efferent in the toilet and it actually did a fairly decent job. With hot water, I think it could have done better. Hope these suggestions help. Ingrid
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Sorry ! I don't know how to clean this product. I have not clean mine yet. Hope some one can help you.
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I haven't cleaned mine. It appears a bit cloudy from the water. CLR would clean it but rinse it well to avoid chemicals back into your plants. Maybe try sea salt a bs a little water or something slightly crunchy to get an abrasive non-harmful cleanser?
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Yes. You can use this on fine jewelry, metal and gemstones. Great on gold, platinum, titanium and gemstones including diamond, ruby, emerald and sapphire. Not for use on softer stones such as coral, ivory, amber, malachite, pearls, opal, jade or turquoise. After you open the lid, grab the tip of the basket post and let soak in the basket for 1/2 hour. Use the included brush for heaver dirt. Rinse w/ cool water, and let dry on a towel. It does great job for our jewelry.
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Yes, but do not dip your watch band in the solution. Lay your watch on a towel or other absorbent surface. Then use a cotton pad dipped in solution or the brush from the jar to clean your watch band. Then I use a clean damp rag to wipe any residue off the band. If your watch crystal is Sapphire, you could use the same system for wiping it clean as well - just do not get it very wet.
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I don`t know about Mr.Clean. U can ask the company they usually have a phone # or e-mail. I put a capful of vinegar in mine. Vinegar is a great cleaner & should also keep build up of crystals from lime etc in water. U can always ask the co.about that as well tho.