Remove Silver Tarnish Fast

[@williamharberts5514]

Practical, useful and to the point. That is a great trick to know.

[@NoteandCompass]

Thanks ~ I've used it so many times, that I figure it was about time to publish it for everyone's use.

[@ZarichDarksylph]

Handy trick! Thank you.

[@NoteandCompass]

My pleasure Zarich~ cheers.

[@IllonoD-nz7wk]

Can I use this method for my stainless steel jewelery too?😂 This is a very handy trick!

[@NoteandCompass]

My (loose) understanding is that it functions almost like reverse electroplating, but acts on the compound of the patina. Ferrous metals I know much less about.

[@FarangDoingThaiStuff]

Noice mate, I'm gonna try that tonight 🙏

[@NoteandCompass]

Excellent !~ lemme know how it goes.

[@triciabartonbonner2754]

Works great

[@NoteandCompass]

Quite a delightful surprise, eh?

[@LucyWalkerJewellery]

What’s that tumbler your using? How much? Can you send me one? 😂❤ awesome video Dude - miss you 🥰

[@NoteandCompass]

That's one of them fine Chinese machines that everyone loves to bash, but actually is quality, and competitively priced. Perhaps you could speak more with Lucy Walker, because she's trail-blazed through all the nonsense to find the best ones. I'm sure she might even have an email address or a website link for you #bestoflucktoyou PS. Miss you heaps too. PSS Just WAIT till I finish this batch and come back to Malaysia for more mysteries.

[@sherri2594]

I love tarnish 😂 I took my Winchester bracelet to have a charm put on it (the silversmith is in Winchester, VA), he cleaned my bracelet without my permission. I was so angry because it was perfectly tarnished in the twists. I stayed calm but my husband heard about it for days. I do have an early 1980's photo orb I pulled out of a jewelry jar that is black on the outside, I'm not sure how I feel about that, I might have to break my cleaning rules. Love the chain you made! Do you melt your own bars and make the wire yourself? Sorry for the tarnish rant lol.

[@NoteandCompass]

Thanks for your kind words ~ and yes, tarnish/ natural patina has its place for sure. If you want to renew patina, a boiled egg (still hot) in a closed container can do that for you. I'll likely be doing another video on that process in the coming weeks. As to the wire, I purchased the wire stock, and I can pull it down with my draw plate when necessary.

[@sherri2594]

@NoteandCompass I'm can't wait to see that video with the boiled egg! I did wear the black sterling picture ball...it got tarnish on my top. I wasn't happy, I did use a tarnish cloth on it. The black is really stuck to it, I might have to use your method to get that black tarnish off. Thank you for doing these videos, I missed you while you were gone 💞

[@NoteandCompass]

@@sherri2594 Thank you, and hopefully the egg trick video will come to your aid sooner. May you be blessed in the time between~

[@cocopufer5667]

Thanks for this, those dumb polishing cloths are expensive and dont get into the details of certain pieces!

[@NoteandCompass]

yep - and they can also degrade fine details like engraving faster.

[@bowencreer3922]

Cool. I might have read somewhere that you can use vinegar in the same setup.

[@NoteandCompass]

Vinegar will likely brighten your jewelry, but it functions differently than this approach (and is much slower). Give it a try though, and let me know what happens.