DIY JEWELRY CLEANER | Get Shiny Jewelry in Minutes!

[@elizabeth_hfx]

Thanks so much for this!!! I can not believe the results and how easy it was. I started with a pair of earrings and an hour later everything silver in the house is gleaming!

[@CliffCloudz]

WOW! had a necklace and bracelet that definitely needed a cleaning..I tried this exactly the way you said and this jewelry is back shining really nice again..thank you

[@SaySayDIY]

Wonderful!

[@coopatroopa237]

I will be trying this tomorrow:) ty

[@kishascott1316]

Will be trying today, needed this

[@Mr.SpongeGlockAK47Pants]

Nice video but would this be affective on taking away Tarnish on Gold plated/Alloy Jewlery by any chance?

[@roxanneparsons3847]

Love this formula, can't wait to try it. Is it safe for opals and pearls? I make alot of jewelry. What should you not use it on? Thanks!

[@heatherva]

No, baking soda is not good for pearls

[@MAATXIM]

Thank you!

[@kayyyy9076]

Does this work for 18k natural diamond chain ?

[@nessaj4522]

Thank YOOOOOU ❤ very much ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Theprojectsguitarplayer777]

I should try this for a necklace and a ring

[@SaySayDIY]

You should!

[@MichelleYee]

does this work with Silver too?

[@mattg5953]

Can I use borax instead of baking soda?

[@ministerstayfly9213]

Definitely works

[@MisterMachete]

You can do this with ammonia..let it sit for 5 mins then rinse with hot water ,I’m 39 and we always did this for years no tarnishing or fading and it comes out bright and shiny

[@veaperl8795]

Will it make dead rhinestones shiny again??

[@madchunk5]

What isthe foil for ?

[@kimberlyturner6283]

Does it work on all types of jewelry? Even my fake/costume :)

[@aisagliam6580]

What's the foil for?🙄

[@SaySayDIY]

The foil along with other ingredients work together to remove tarnishes without damaging the metal.

[@levietanh5146]

It is electrochemistry. Technically, the foil represents the material that absorbs the dirt from the jewelry. The mixture of salt, detergent and water is kind of a dielectric that condition the reaction between the foil and jewelry.

[@FrankGutowski-ls8jt]

@@levietanh5146 Wrong. Dielectric is an insulator. The salty water serves as a conductor, an electrolyte.

[@FrankGutowski-ls8jt]

@@SaySayDIY Lol. Science illiterate.

[@matthewdavis9437]

Don't recommend a toothbrush. Precious metals tend to be soft and scratch easily. Especially gold.

[@13_faces]

So microfiber cloth?

[@WaModimo]

@@13_facesq-tip might be better

[@angelaackerman8934]

Use an art paint brush with soft bristles. You can also use denture tablets dissolved. I break one in half and use a little desert bowl and clean a few items soaking them half a day or over night. The bubbling will clean all kinds of gunk off. Rinse and dry with lint free tea towel or microfiber cloth. Works great!

[@heatherva]

​@@angelaackerman8934 I use an eyeshadow brush lol

[@Ykimdaman]

Lol

[@heatherva]

Baking soda is too abrasive for gold

[@Calltrinalee.realtor]

Way easier to just use Lavish Jewelry cleaner… 😂