1, toothpaste
Apply toothpaste directly to the silver jewelry, and then add a little water. After rubbing out the foam, brush the seam with a toothbrush to prevent the foam from entering the seam, so that the silver jewelry becomes extraordinarily clean.
2. White vinegar
Wipe it with cotton dipped in white vinegar first, and the black silver sulfide will dissolve in the ester acid, so that the silver jewelry will glow again.
3. Coke
Soak the oxidized silver ornaments in cola for about 12 hours, take them out and wash them with clear water, which can make the silver ornaments look brand-new. This method is most suitable for craft silver, especially necklaces, bracelets or hollowed-out silver ornaments, which has a miraculous effect on the dirt in their gaps.
Recommended maintenance methods for silver ornaments:
1, the best way to maintain silver ornaments is to wear them every day, because human oil can make them naturally moist and shiny.
2. Daily cleaning of silver ornaments can add some water to toothpaste and wipe the surface with a soft cloth. Don't clean with a hard toothbrush, silver itself is soft, and wiping with a hard substance will leave scratches on the silver ornaments.
3. If the silver ornaments show signs of yellowing, you can clean the fine seams of the ornaments with a small jewelry brush, then drop a drop of silver emulsion on the paper towel to wipe off the oxide on the surface of the silver ornaments, and then use a silver cloth to restore the original silvery white and brightness of the ornaments.
4. Don't take off the silver bracelet frequently. Silver bracelets are soft and easy to deform.