My quick fix -- so far, any brand I've used works just fine.
A little dab will do ya! Spread it all over your fingers and mush it around the bracelet (don't mush it on the digital camera!) Rinse and voila!
I am a quilter - a recently-retired woman living with my husband in the Nebraska Panhandle. We are surrounded by beautiful semi-arid ranch country, and treeless hills and fields under incredibly wide blue skies. We are located far from the upheaval found often in large towns or cities. I am blessed to have delicious time to quilt and to appreciate my peaceful moments in an unpeaceful world.
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Nice bracelet, esp all nice and shiny like that!
Thanks for the jewelry cleaning tip... nice bracelet.
Hey now, I am a dental hygienist. I will have to remember this trick and advise my patients of another use for toothpaste, especially when I tell them they really don't need it to brush their teeth with.
Well, isn't that interesting! Thanks for the tip. I think I'll go try it right now!
WOW, I'm going right now and see if the brand I use will work on my Pandora Bracelets they look a mess! If not I'm buying your brand tomorrow when I make my Wal-Mart run.
This does work great - I've done it for years. One caveat - if you have silver jewelry with "antiquing", for lack of a better word, that decorative oxidizing that is done on parts of the design to highlight it, this will take the oxidizing off too, so be careful. I had some Mexican silver rings that the toothpaste cleaned a little TOO well!
Lovely bracelet! I love your quilt in the last post- fab quilting!
I, too, have done this for years. Like Jan said, be careful on the decorative black 'antiquing'. Yes it will take it off.
Great tip on the toothpaste. I used to shy away from silver, but now I keep it in a Silver Safekeeper and it doesn't tarnish.
It is similar to this one
http://www.qvc.com/qic/qvcapp.aspx/view.2/app.detail/params.item.H01966.desc.Gold-and-Silver-Safekeeper-Petite-Jewelry-Box-by-Lori-Greiner
oooo - love that bracelet!
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