Over time, silver tarnishes, meaning that jewelry loses its bright appearance.
To solve this problem, the dark coating should be removed from the product.
However, you need to act in such a way that no harm is caused to the silver items.
In addition, many people probably want the products they use to not be too hard on their pockets. Fortunately, there are suitable options.
Baking soda
First, tarnished jewelry should be placed in a container filled with water and soda. Per liter of liquid - 50 grams of bulk product.
After a few minutes, silver items should be rinsed with plain water and then wiped with a clean, soft cloth.
Ammonia and soap
A solution of ammonium hydroxide diluted with soapy water also demonstrates its effectiveness in cleaning silver items.
The liquid is prepared very simply: take a deep container, pour a liter of water into it, dip it in and almost immediately remove the soap, and add a tablespoon of ammonia to the resulting cloudy solution.
The jewelry should be placed in the prepared mixture for a few minutes. If necessary, rinse (while wearing gloves).
The procedure is completed by pouring clean water over the silver items and wiping them with a soft cloth.
