HOW TO CLEAN FAKE JEWELRY / SO EASY!!

[@mrststreasures9628]

Have you ever experience the acetone taking the plating off? I'm concerned with it removing a coating.

[@blessdmommy]

I haven't. I only did it on my inexpensive jewelry that I was about to throw away that way if it did ruin it, I didn't care. It worked so I shared it.

[@starshinemoonbeamlight]

Any jewelry that is plated like sterling with gold overlay, you must be careful with the acetone because it can strip the top coating off very easily.

[@naty1012]

Ca I use alcohol to sanitize the part that goes into the ear? Can I soak in alcohol?

[@lindseyslifeNstyle]

Can you use the acetone for real diamond rings?

[@blessdmommy]

For real diamonds, I would use warm water and dish soap.

[@denisemezynski8014]

Ive always used just soapy water an toothbrush or alcohol. Ive only had a few items turn green, not many and most of my jewelry is not real.

[@НиколайАвтухов-з8ш]

SO EASY!

[@naomivaipheiworld]

This is good I must try 😊😊

[@kelseygraydon3019]

Can you use this for necklace chain or rings

[@blessdmommy]

I'd imagine you could... only on fake jewelry

[@pnvang2]

Is this pure acetone remover?

[@blessdmommy]

I believe that's what I used.

[@KayInMaine]

I use soapy water and a toothbrush.

[@zara-royals]

Tried it. BS

[@BlytheWorld1972]

i thank you for the video but nail polish remover Really??? omg no .. no no... the long term damage will be massive .