How To Clean Jewelry In A Pot
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How to clean jewelry in a pot. Rinse the cleaning cloth with water and wipe the jewelry down to remove the soap. For a pot or sauce pan add a can of coke to it and sit it on a burner on low heat. Finally use a clean dry cloth to gently dry the pewter jewelry. Boil a pot of waterst. If you need to deep clean non oxidized pewter mix together vinegar flour and salt to create a thick paste.
You can use tomato paste tomato sauce or ketchup for this quick cleaning tip to clean copper or to clean stainless steel pots too. Toothpaste is one of the most inexpensive easy and effective ways of cleaning your junk or silver jewelry. For silver plated jewelry avoid excessive rubbing to keep from wearing away the finish. Remove then use a clean cloth to wipe dry and buff out any spots. You can let it sit for two or three hours depending on how much tarnish you need to remove.
With a soft cotton pad cloth or a toothbrush rub a little paste all over and wipe it thoroughly. Mix together then place jewelry in the mixture for a few seconds. Rub the tomato paste over the pot with a clean rag to get rid of unwelcome and unsightly stains. Tomato products also work well as a way to clean aluminum pots and pans too. Mix a few drops of dish soap like dawn ultra dishwashing liquid dish soap with warm water.
To clean jewelry mix a few drops of liquid dish soap with a few cups of water. Cover it with white vinegar so that it is completely immersed. Diy copper and brass pots cleaner. Place your jewelry in a clean mason jar or another suitable container. To clean pewter fill a bucket with hot water and add a mild dishwashing liquid then scrub the pewter gently using the cleaning solution and a soft sponge.
Let jewelry dry before putting it away. Keep in mind that this method is best for mild stains tarnish or general wear and tear. Give it one last rub with a damp or a fresh towel. For something a bit safer you may want to stick to cleaning jewelry with aluminum foil instead. Then rinse and dry the jewelry.