Homemade Silver Cleaner Recipes

Steps:

• Pour water into a microwave-safe mug or bowl. Heat in the microwave for 1 to 2 minutes.
• Line the bottom of a cereal bowl with aluminum foil. Pour hot water into the bowl. Add salt, baking soda, and dish detergent; do not stir. Place jewelry on top of foil. Let soak for 5 to 10 minutes.
• Rinse jewelry in cool water and dry well with a soft cloth.

Steps:

• Put drain stopper in the sink and add the foil, one piece lengthwise and one across.
• Pour in boiling water.
• Add the baking soda and swish it around.
• Place the silver pieces in the solution, making sure they touch the foil, and let stand for several minutes.
• Carefully watch as the tarnish moves from the silverware to the foil.
• Remove the pieces, rinse well, and dry with a soft cloth.
• Only use this method occasionally, especially if you have silverplate.
• This can only be done in your sink--enamel or porcelin ONLY!
• DO NOT USE in a stainless steel sink.
• This recipe should NOT be used on antique or priceless pieces and should be used only occasionally.
• Keep in mind that this removes the oxide finish that adds subtle shadows, which create depth and dimension to detailed silver patterns.

Steps:

• Run 1 litre of hot water into sink.
• Dissolve 1 tbsp of fabric softener and 1 tbsp salt in the water.
• Place aluminum foil on the bottom of the sink.
• Place tarnished silver on the foil.
• Make sure silver is completely immersed.
• Silver will come clean in 10 seconds.