Is this gray flannel "pacific cloth" that prevents silverware from tarnishing, or a similar product?
1239754
Yes, it's for storing silver and does a reasonably good of keeping it bright.
1239755
I looked & recall no claim of any anti-tarnish agent in the cloth, as in Hagerty. I've never been impressed by Hagerty bags preventing tarnishing, & some say Hagerty bags caused spotting on their silver. These prevent exposure to air (btw, natural gas in the home accelerates tarnishing) and protects from scratches. I like them.
1239756
It does keeps my silver from tarnishing. I used to keep my flatware in a chest that was supposed to keep everything shiny. It didn't work. Now I keep it in these cloths and it stays nice.
205759
This is a beautiful cabinet. In addition, it keeps the silverware tarnish free. I did not have any problems or damage with the shipping.
854374
Yes. It's like sewing on cotton flannel. The particles of silver in it are like dust -- you won't even know they are there when you are sewing.
276153
I've had mine for about a year now and no silverware marks so far. They did her some odd round brown stains though and I have no idea where these come from
2050558
The cloth is supposed to be infused with microscopic silver particles that protect your silver jewelry by reacting with the substances that cause tarnish before they can react with your silver.
82885
Have no experience other than with silver but would think it is the air & elements that cause tarnish thus the cloth would keep moisture air et al from ur fine tools ???
1412818
All I did was cut a piece long enough to lay in the drawer, lay my silverware on top and have enough to fold over everything. I have had it for months for sterling silver flatware that was my Mom's and it has worked great. No tarnish at all. As long as it has a layer underneath and over the silver it seems to work great.
180908
My silverware is in stainless steel and I store it all year long in that brown cloth flatware without any problem.cordially yours.
1610533
No, I put anti- tarnish strips in the different layers. You can also purchase clear plastic silver tarnish resistant bags. This does not have treated fabric or specific cloth so no special abilities.
1552855
I use my drawer liner for sterling silver that is not used daily, but is frequently used (weekly or more). I think I am more careful with the silver rather than the flatware in another drawer, but the liner holds the pieces and I don't think scratching is an issue.
600124
here is a better description. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ANTI-TARNISH-JEWELRY-KEEPER-NWT-QVC-LORI-GREINER-BLK-TRAVEL-DIAMONIQUE-SILVER-/291034301347?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash;=item43c2ff03a3
854372
Sure. Pacific silvercloth feels just like soft flannel and can be sewn into bags for storage of your silver items.
2092814
This is a thin liquid product. The item cannot be applied with a cotton ball or cloth. It must be submerged. For silverware a cream polish would work better.
688364
There were two black magic fiber cloths and one grey, the grey one is smoother sheen. There is also a grey fiber cloth enclosed (and attached) to a clip on pouch, not labeled as "to go", but might be what you are referring to? Seems to be a nice kit for the $$
149093
Hi, the silverware tray is a dark gray. My dishwasher rack is also a light gray but since I am the only one who sees it, the difference in the two colors really is not a concern to me. The sturdiness of the silverware tray is worth it.
451336
I inherited vintage English Cup and Saucers with lots of lovely gold accents. They had become tarnished though. I was afraid of harming these heirlooms but the tarnish was ugly. This cloth worked perfectly, took off the tarnish w/o hurting the gold overlay.
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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