I'm worried of high quality diamonds, tanzanite and other precious gemstones while using these cloths. Are there any warning labels listed?
1260033
No- but I would stick to gold and silver. I would imagine they would clean or buff up your gems but work visibly on gold and silver. I use it on my wife's diamond gold ring and I have to say- it sparkles like new with No effort. I also use it to clean my stainles steal watch and crystal.
1260034
The cloths are really soft and very nice. Easy to handle. I have had no issues at all with diamonds emeralds pearls and tanzanite while cleaning the metals. It's easy to work around the stones. I love these. Using both the silver and gold cloths
1260035
'No warnings labels listed, not necessary, because there is no any risk at all for your precious stones!
1260036
There's no warning labels. I use it on diamonds, sapphires, lapis & other set stones with no problems. Does a great job on gold.
1217563
They are excellent additions to a mineral deposit remover. Spray or apply the product with these cloths and you will see some great results! On their own, these cloths do not remove such spots.
755010
I haven't been, just been using the dry cloths. I do think, though, it would be fine. Just make sure you have the right cleaning spray. A spray specific to the kind of device and these cloths would be fine.I compared these cloths to the cloths that are included in the purchase of sprays and everything was the same. Just read a few product descriptions of sprays including cloths as a package deal to make sure. Should be alright though.
541397
I was advised by other people that use cloth not to use them the first few days when there is maconium bc it's difficult to get out. After that I used them on my newborn. The were big, but they worked
1227380
This product is meant to protect stored silver from tarnishing agents in the atmosphere. It is not a "keep your silver shiny" display cloth, nor is it a polishing cloth. If you sell jewelry at establishments other than your own, you need to remove them from the display areas at the end of the day, take them home, and keep them there until the next sale opportunity arises, right? Well, what better way to protect them from harm and tarnish than this cloth? You can cut the cloth to customize the size of what you are storing. If you want to also use the cloth for display purposes, why not? Roll out to display, roll up to store. Easy peasy. This product is meant to protect stored silver from tarnishing agents in the atmosphere. It is not a "keep your silver shiny" display cloth, nor is it a polishing cloth. If you sell jewelry at establishments other than your own, you need to remove them from the display areas at the end of the day, take them home, and keep them there until the next sale opportunity arises, right? Well, what better way to protect them from harm and tarnish than this cloth? You can cut the cloth to customize the size of what you are storing. If you want to also use the cloth for display purposes, why... » Read More This product is meant to protect stored silver from tarnishing agents in the atmosphere. It is not a "keep your silver shiny" display cloth, nor is it a polishing cloth. If you sell jewelry at establishments other than your own, you need to remove them from the display areas at the end of the day, take them home, and keep them there until the next sale opportunity arises, right? Well, what better way to protect them from harm and tarnish than this cloth? You can cut the cloth to customize the size of what you are storing. If you want to also use the cloth for display purposes, why not? Roll out to display, roll up to store. Easy peasy. « Show Less
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The key is to keep air away from the silver. Is the display airtight? If not you will need to keep this cloth on top and bottom covering the jewelry completely to prevent tarnishing. Perhaps keeping it under the jewelry during shopping hours and cover completely after hours will be enough. Hopefully, it all will be selling out as you replace it with new pieces. I covered inside a jewelry box including the lid. But my silver still started to turn brown. I then added a double layer (serged around the edges) and laid flat against the metal and the tarnishing stopped. BTW - My silver is beautiful against the blue. Any pieces that are antiqued will not show as well against black as they do against the blue. The key is to keep air away from the silver. Is the display airtight? If not you will need to keep this cloth on top and bottom covering the jewelry completely to prevent tarnishing. Perhaps keeping it under the jewelry during shopping hours and cover completely after hours will be enough. Hopefully, it all will be selling out as you replace it with new pieces. I covered inside a jewelry box including the lid. But my silver still started to turn brown. I then added a double layer (serged around the edges) and laid flat against the metal and the tarnishing stopped. BTW - My silver is... » Read More The key is to keep air away from the silver. Is the display airtight? If not you will need to keep this cloth on top and bottom covering the jewelry completely to prevent tarnishing. Perhaps keeping it under the jewelry during shopping hours and cover completely after hours will be enough. Hopefully, it all will be selling out as you replace it with new pieces. I covered inside a jewelry box including the lid. But my silver still started to turn brown. I then added a double layer (serged around the edges) and laid flat against the metal and the tarnishing stopped. BTW - My silver is beautiful against the blue. Any pieces that are antiqued will not show as well against black as they do against the blue. « Show Less
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I don't know how to keep them sanitary. I recommend not using them at ALL. The beads caused a horrid rash & blisters all over my daughter's feet after only using it twice. The doctor said it was equivalent to a severe poison ivy or poison oak reaction. My daughter had to go on multiple antihistamines for weeks to stop the nonstop itching.
1349679
yes, please watch and pay attention to your merchandise, you might cause severe infections/allergies to customers,it's unsafe!i will make sure not to buy from you again.-- steve
2259869
No problem with the color bleeding. Just be careful this cloth is rough and may stick or pull on nylon fabric. Smooth on the skin but not good with other fabrics. I wash mine by hand after each use and air dry.
1129327
It's the general warning. No breakdown of material. You do know that EVERYTHING man made can cause reproductive harm - sitting on your couch, or walking on carpet alone, both which have flame retardants known to cause reproductive harm, are surely more dangerous then some rubber/polyester straps that when I use them come into contact with me for a few seconds, at most, to tighten luggage, or hold on to tripods on my backpack. In other words, unless you're actually putting these on your body for extended periods of time, you'll be fine. I'd worry about everything else in your house.
339194
These definitely left a residue on my cloth diapers. Will not be using this anymore, looking for a cloth-safe cream instead :(
1655231
Im sure it's safe, but will probably tarnish. They include cleaning instructions.
1506282
The 3M 9027 High Performance Cloth as advertised on amazon.com says that it is good for cleaning camera lenses - but, the package that I received is labeled for "Electronics" only says it for use on computers, monitors & electronic devices. I would be hesitant to use it on camera lenses since the package does not specifically say it's safe for that use.
753538
It says not to use on other metals, pearls or porous stones. I am not sure about sapphires.
1753671
I returned them and rented cloth instead. The creases from where they were folded were very prominent, it did not seem likely they would shake out. It really would depend on what kind of banquet -- if elegant, no. If just need functional, could be fine.
907001
Kristin, I don't believe these cloths can be cleaned. The oxidation that is left on the cloth is permanent. My jeweler advised me to use one jewelry cleaner for gold and one for silver. It would be better to if you kept the cloths separately too.
116760
It is safe for all gemstones including CZ diamonds. It is all natural ingredients.