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Here's an easy way to keep your silverware polished and shiny. Fill up your sink with hot water then douse baking soda into the sink. Put in a sheet of tin foil and then set the silverware in the sink and let it soak for at least an hour. Finish off by rinsing and wiping the pieces clean.
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Reader comments (Page 1 of 1)
When you write tin foil do you mean aluminum foil?
ReplyYes Max, its the same as aluminum foil...this is how i clean my silver jewelry...what they don't say in the article is that it's best to use with A&H WASHING soda and nor baking soda.