Silver Cleaner
1 piece of aluminum foil
1-2 tablespoons of baking soda
2 quarts of very hot water
Lay your aluminum foil in your stopped up sink. Add baking soda. Add water. Add silver.
That's it. Really works. Try it, you'll see.
Note: Don't let stainless steel and silver items touch each other; a chemical reaction between the two metals may cause silver to become pitted.
Note to self: Must add baking soda to shopping list. More than one box.
Solution for Hairbrushes and Combs
2 teaspoons shampoo
1/4 cup vinegar
sinkful of warm water
Remove loose hair and soak for several minutes. Scrub clean using nail brush. Rinse with warm running water. Let air dry.
added bonus:
Bottom of Vase Cleaning Instructions
Use equal parts vinegar and warm water. Let stand overnight. Add eggshells or rice grains if needed for scrubbing.
1 piece of aluminum foil
1-2 tablespoons of baking soda
2 quarts of very hot water
Lay your aluminum foil in your stopped up sink. Add baking soda. Add water. Add silver.
That's it. Really works. Try it, you'll see.
Note: Don't let stainless steel and silver items touch each other; a chemical reaction between the two metals may cause silver to become pitted.
Solution for Hairbrushes and Combs
2 teaspoons shampoo1/4 cup vinegar
sinkful of warm water
Remove loose hair and soak for several minutes. Scrub clean using nail brush. Rinse with warm running water. Let air dry.
added bonus:
Bottom of Vase Cleaning Instructions
Use equal parts vinegar and warm water. Let stand overnight. Add eggshells or rice grains if needed for scrubbing.
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