can this be used on silver? will it get rid of tarnish?
1162323
I have not used this on silver. Only platinum and white gold. Some reviews have said that it was harsh on their silver. I would use caution and read their reviews first before attempting to use it.
1162324
My daughter showed me the only way to remove tarnish from jewelry or anything else you're ready to trash because of tarnish! First, get a soap pad from under the sink. Wet just a corner of it & press out water, just so there's no mess. Lightly, ever so gently rub over the tarnish & BING! BAM! BOOM!! You're amazed!! I personally was in total shock & awe!!
1162325
Yes to both I have a silver bracelet that I have had for some time and it did a great job bringing back the shine and luster.
375820
I use it on my silver set and trays and it does a great job. I never used it on my silver jewelry, but it sounds like a good idea?
2199804
Since writing this review, I have switched to Tarnex, a similar cleanser excellent results for silver polish available at CVS, and Home depot. Give it a shot. I make jewelry and wear alot of it and use Tarnex all the time. It was recommended by the jeweler who made custom jewelry and did my soldering in town. Good luck. Hagertys used to make a black bottle silver polish that was excellent -very thick paste. Tarnex is thinner and very effective more so than Hagerty's in my book. Let me know what you think.
1610834
Of course! Great question! Since this only removes the oxide layer on silver, it will not harm the gold to also go in the solution with the silver. Gold has amazing properties that make it very corrosion resistant
567610
I asked my daughter-in-law, whom I gave this jewelry cleaner to at Christmas. She says YES, and removes any tarnish and beautifully cleans her lovely white gold and diamond wedding ring. So yes it does clean silver!
896442
They only affect the silver and keep it from tarnishing. They do a great job at it too. Thanks for asking.
1774696
I have had good luck with removing tarnish from silver. I believe its chemically as the blue magic does not scratch or feel gritty.
780493
I wouldn't use it. I would use one of the European copper cleaners which includes an anti-tarnish element in the cleaner.
516349
Honestly, I am not sure...I have silver jewelry and have not noticed any tarnish so far...I have had the case about a year. I do love it.
1077768
Sorry, I'm not entirely sure what to use. You can try nail polish remover, it might get the paint off without damaging the silver. If the silver is close to the white paint, I recommend using a Q-tip.
847095
A better method of cleaning tarnished silver, involves dissolving baking soda in hot boiling water, then immersing a sheet of aluminium foil into the heated mixture and then dipping tarnished silverware into solution making sure it makes contact with the foil. Tarnish should vanish immediately. No ultrasonic cleaner necessary. No buffing or abrasives needed. Just set it and forget it. Its that easy! LOL
944985
It will clean most metals. Stainless steal, and silver. I have not tried the silver cloth though. Mine works good on all and shows dirt on the cleaning cloth with silver.
1109478
One of the best metal polishes for tarnish removal and with more effort small scratches. Metals like silver will eventually tarnish.
621344
I use the cream in a tube on silver and other metal. The bottle pictured here will not clean or remove tarnish. The cream is wonderful.
1101523
Not sure. I am a metalsmith (mostly silver) but have used it on copper components of the jewelry.
1918433
I have only used the silver but it has removed every spot I have used it on, including on the bottom of pots. It has also removed super glue stains from a fiberglass laundry tub, sticky labels on jars, etc.
2030529
All I can tell you is what the label on the jar says, as follows: "Wright's Silver Cream gently cleans and polishes sterling silver, silver plate, and silver jewelry. It's also effective for stainless steel (especially flatware), pewter, chrome, ceramic and glass cookware, countertops, fiberglass, and porcelain. We also make polishes for brass, copper, jewelry, and glass cooktops."