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Natural Jewelry Cleaner

[14 Mar 2011 | One Comment | | Author: ]
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* 1 tbsp dishwashing detergent
* 1 tbsp washing soda (sodium carbonate)
* 1 tbsp household ammonia
* 3 cups warm water

Combine ingredients in a bowl and mix well. Pour into a glass jar and cover tightly. Label jar for future use and keep out of reach of children. To use, soak jewelry in the solution for 1-10 minutes (depending on how tarnished it is). Swish intricate pieces in the solution to get into the cracks/crevices. Use a toothbrush or a well-washed mascara brush for hard to reach places. Rinse and dry with a soft clean cloth. Don’t soak pearls in this solution. Rub them gently with a soft chamois cloth dampened in the solution. Do not combine this solution with chlorine bleach – hazardous fumes will result!


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  • gold roses said:

    Always make sure to have a nice and safe jewelry cleaner. Sometimes, formulas can be so strong that it can harm your precious jewelries.

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