I have a silver plated plaque I need cleaned, can you recommend a good product
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For a plaque, I would probably use a good silver polish as opposed to this, although they do make a formula for silver jewelry.
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I would think so, maybe using a cotton ball. I have only used it on jewelry though.
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If you are talking about but the inside, it can't be cleaned other than a descaling with vinegar. The outside can be cleaned like new with any good quality copper polish such as brasso or never dull wadding which can be purchased at any hardware store. Do not use abrasive cleaners.Bill
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I use the sonic cleaner for dentures and my dentist recommended a product named Kleenite dental cleanser which works great. Hope this helps.
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A little bit of dishwashing liquid mixed with warm water works well. One of our cleaners used scrubbing bubbles and it ruined the surface of the one we had.
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Use a brush or a toothpick to clean. Never use a metal object like a paper clip.
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I purchased the oil-rubbed bronze and it came with a warning not to use strong cleaners or abrasives. The finish stays clean by simply wiping with a sponge or cloth. You can also use the dish soap you would use when hand-washing dishes.
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A better method of cleaning tarnished silver, involves dissolving baking soda in hot boiling water, then immersing a sheet of aluminium foil into the heated mixture and then dipping tarnished silverware into solution making sure it makes contact with the foil. Tarnish should vanish immediately. No ultrasonic cleaner necessary. No buffing or abrasives needed. Just set it and forget it. Its that easy! LOL
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Yes to a great extent. You may have to work with the piece over several applications and wipe offs. I strongly recommend the cleaning cloth from the same company. You may also want to go at the piece with some cleanser first. When the tarnish actually pits the silver, not much can be done.
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I scrub the tip with a toothbrush & rinse with rubbing alcohol. Works great.
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If it's a surface stain, Soft Scrub Cleanser might do the trick. I use it on my white Pfaltzgraff dinnerware for food and silverware marks.
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This is a ultrasonic cleaner. you put a cleaning solvent in the plastic machine. There is a basket inside to put your jewelry , glasses frames, etc. I have a gold necklace. It will over a month or so get dirty. Put it in cleaner for about 3 minutes it will come out looking new and shine. Then just run water over it lay it on a paper towel to dry. Then you have a BRAND NEW NECKLACE.
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I am not aware of the manufactuer's recommendations. However, I have had no problem but be sure to clean it with a cleaner that will remove the residue. A good dishwasher liquid will work.
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Calphalon recommends using Bon Ami for cleaning, that and a scrubby type sponge should do it. Calphalon also makes their own cleaner that I use occasionally to keep my cookware looking good. I have had many of my pieces for 17+ years and they all look as good as new.
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Personally I would recommend Hagerty's Pewter wash instead. It is also available on Amazon. Best to do a Google Search, it has some good advise on the variety's of Pewter & ways to clean . Tom
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Try Amodex, its the only cleaner actually recommended by sharpie (www.amodexink.com)
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I suggest using dish soap and water. If you really want to clean them well, take a few more minutes and remove the flaps from the mounting screws and soak them in the sink with hot water and dish soap for an hour, rinse, replace and see what you think.
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I've never cleaned brushes, but to remove this from copper plates, we use washing soda. Also, LA Awesome removes most acrylic products, along with its intended use to clean dirt, grease and other stuff. It will remove acrylic paint from tables, so try that. Or, washing soda. I use Pledge as a varnish to make printing plates directly or on copper as an acid resist. Like the other reply, if all else fails, ammonia works. I just don't like the smell!