is the "tarnish proof lining" really tarnish proof?
1131332
It is amazing! I did not believe it but it does actually work. I recommend this box.
1131333
It works pretty well, and without it the silver would get really tarnished. You still have to polish silver once in a while to have it look its best. Have the butler do it--wait a minute, that's me!
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
218057
No. It prevents tarnish as long as you clean the silver or item before storing it in the cloth.
754037
It is felt lined - I don't think it is the chemically treated type. I gave this as a gift & ordered the tarnish strips which I included. The recipients have had no problems with tarnish using the two together.
565417
Dear Dale. I am a jeweler of 35 years so I'm qualified to answer your question. First be careful of what u put in safe deposit box. Pearls, opals and emeralds never go into an air tight box. Next. Gold does tarnish if not worn for long periods of time. I recommend any of the anti tarnish base for gold made by Haggerty or Connisuers. Both companies have been in business for many years and manufacture products that van and protect gold and silver. 3 M also sells the product your looking for. Be careful that u do not put any jewelry in anti tarnish bags that have emeralds, opals or pearls set in them. Good luck Carlton Dear Dale. I am a jeweler of 35 years so I'm qualified to answer your question. First be careful of what u put in safe deposit box. Pearls, opals and emeralds never go into an air tight box. Next. Gold does tarnish if not worn for long periods of time. I recommend any of the anti tarnish base for gold made by Haggerty or Connisuers. Both companies have been in business for many years and manufacture products that van and protect gold and silver. 3 M also sells the product your looking for. Be careful that u do not put any jewelry in anti tarnish bags that have emeralds, opals or pearls set... » Read More Dear Dale. I am a jeweler of 35 years so I'm qualified to answer your question. First be careful of what u put in safe deposit box. Pearls, opals and emeralds never go into an air tight box. Next. Gold does tarnish if not worn for long periods of time. I recommend any of the anti tarnish base for gold made by Haggerty or Connisuers. Both companies have been in business for many years and manufacture products that van and protect gold and silver. 3 M also sells the product your looking for. Be careful that u do not put any jewelry in anti tarnish bags that have emeralds, opals or pearls set in them. Good luck Carlton « Show Less
802026
Yes yes..my mom became expert in polishing very old, tarnished copper pots and kettles.i.that she bought in the junk stores in 50's England.the only hesitation I have is does your copper have a coating of any sort,don't know about that. Sharon
175692
I am not sure if the liner is anti tarnish but the boxes do stack together tightly to minimize air flow.
1470502
No, 10-strand copper,.........with NO evidence of tin or zinc coating in casing insulation.It works for my purpose ,but there are other higher quality brands, ............but for considerably more money of coarse
1411736
Yes, it is velvet-like lined. I have never had a problem with any of my watches being damaged. I don't know if I'd travel with it because of the glass lid but it's perfect for at home.
796212
I'm sorry, this silverware chest does not come with tarnish resistant lining. Jessica S., Customer Service
28062
It is questionable for different reasons. The line was fine but the clasp and hook began to rust almost immediately. BTW, my do is about the same I felt it was strong enough.
2222209
I received this answer from American Box: "The liner in this silverware chest does not provide anti-tarnish protection. The chests that do, states that specifically in the item description. If it says just lined, it is not anti-tarnish."
2117300
Judging by the set I have owned for over 10 years, there is not a lot of tarnishing. The more you use it the more polishing that is required. I am not as happy with this new set as my original. The copper seems thinner which means if you over heat it, the copper will discolor.
2167970
Not sure if it is or not. What I ended up doing before I used it was clear coat it with clear lacquer. It's been a few months and it hasn't rusted or shown signs that it will.
1925886
Yes. No tarnishing thus far. We love them. Gave us exactly the look we wanted for a fraction of the cost.
918612
My girlfriend has had this for about 2 months and I dont see any signs of tarnishing.
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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