what is the best way to clean a silver ring?
96081
Put it in 12 mole HCL them heat to 100 degrees celsius And it should be clean
127183
take it to a place that i will designate by texting your mobile and leave it wrapped in a clean gold plated box .....dont look back once you have left the ring, and keep walking.........i will analyse it, and tellyou all about it,....soon, and return it to you asap.....\n\nis that alright? \n\nhappy to be of help...\ncheers
261632
i got bleach on a silver ring and it tarnished it .Silver cleaner took it right off .I think its called Wrights.
979793
1. buy an insulating spray (the one used for cars is good)\n2. clean the metal bob, spary it well with the insulating spray and let it dry.\n3. rub the insulated bob with a sweater or on the carpet.
1159691
Use any good silver or jewlery polish, and the oxidation will be gone. Bleach is mostly chlorine, which causes oxidation on silver. Toothpaste and an old toothbrush will also clean oxidation from silver, without being too abrasive. Lesson? Bleach and silver DO NOT MIX!
533393
Try Oxi Clean. Works prety good for my hubby's grease stains.
332744
A paper towel and some rubbing alcohol should be fine. Actually, the real problem with the old-fashioned rollerball mice is the three little wheels that the rollerball rolls. Those dark stripes on them are not put there by the manufacturer. They're lint that has stuck to the wheels and makes it difficult to move your mouse. I once bought a ball covered in Velcro (TM) to clean those. A Q-Tip (TM) or other cotton swab can be used as well. \n\nTruth is, though, I usually end up scraping the dirt off the wheels with my fingernail.
369446
Rub some baby oil on it and massage it till it's clean
342190
If you can get your hands on a solution of silver nitrate, it should be pretty easy.\n\nYou'll need a battery (9 volt should do it) and two lengths of wire.  Run one wire from the positive terminal of the battery and attach it to a silver electrode (available in science shops) or any piece of silver.  If you can't get the silver electrode, just use the copper wire.  This will plate some of the copper onto the ring, though.  Attach the other wire to the ring and to the negative battery terminal.  Lower the ring and the silver electrode into the silver nitrate solution (without letting them touch) and wait.\n\nThe positive silver ions in the solution will be attracted to the negative ring and should plate the ring nicely.
345822
wash it again and put bleach on it\n\nor use a tide bleach pen thing\n\nor use white out
23892
Get a buckets and fill it with soap and hot water. You can use a scrub brush if you want to, but I usually just rub them around in my hands. Then dry them with a towel. Presto! \n\nThis is a good time to throw your clubs in and scrub them clean as well ;)
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Use an eraser.It will take off tarnish and makes copper shine like new.For silver coins...Boil water in an aluminum pan ,add coins then add baking soda and remove from heat.Baking soda will cause a reaction and instantly clean the silver.Just rub w/ clean cloth afterwards.
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DON'T USE ALCOHOL TO CLEAN IT!!  Don't use soap, bactine, or anything for cuts & scrapes.  Soak it in epsom salts (NOT regular salt!! - go to your piercer, they usually sell it for around $2) for 5 - 10 mins. once in the morning & once before bed.  Don't clean it too often because that is bad for it.  Twice a day is usually good.  Maybe once more if you work out or something.  Don't touch the piercing after you cleaned it.  Make sure you wash off all the salt after cleaning it & dry it with something disposable like a kleenex or q-tip.  Make sure not to bump it or irritate it.  Don't change the jewelry for 3 months.  Your piercer should be able to give you this information.  If not, GET A NEW PIERCER!!
139624
Rinse it off first, and then take it to a drive through wash.  The pressure wash should get it all off.  Good Luck.
452626
The answer seems to be to mix the gold with silver and wrap it in aluminum foil, thus eliminating the possibility of contamination.\n\nSee: http://www.gold.org/jewellery/technology/assay/
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Simple Green (original dark green formula) will remove just about anything, but don't spray it into the headset, hubs, bottom bracket, or pedal spindles. \n\nSimple Green removes grease.  \n\nOf course, you may clean your gears and chain with it as long as you don't get it into the hub or bottom bracket (spray carefully).  Then you can use a brush and a garden hose (hose with no sprayer) to remove stuff. \n\nNext, you will need to re-lubricate your chain.  \nUse bike lube, motorcycle chain oil, or singer sewing machine oil.  Wipe it a lot with a dry paper towel after oiling.  Use the bike wax lubes on mountain bike chains, but use real oil (very thin oil) on city/road chains.  \n\nIn an emergency, you can use automatic transmission fluid on the chain, but never, never, use engine oil.  If you have made the engine oil mistake and now have dirt glued into your chain, use WD40 to remove the engine oil.  Use a mild detergent to remove the dangerous WD40 before it can rot your tires.  Next, Singer Sewing Machine oil will finish the job of getting the engine oil and all of the tiny little rocks out of the chain.  For a mountain bike in a dirty environment, clean the chain again next week and use a wax lube.    \n\nWD40 is also a fine cleaner, but it needs to be washed off immediately after use with some mild detergent (like Simple Green).  WD40 will also do the nasty trick of removing grease from your hubs, headset, and bottom bracket, so do be careful where exactly you spray it.  WD40 will rot tires unless it is washed off with a mild degreaser such as dishwashing detergent or Simple Green.  \n\nOrange based de-greasers can be used to make your whitewall tires shine like new again, get the rocks out of your chain, and clean your rims, but it also needs to be removed with a mild detergent immediately after use.  Unlike WD40, Orange oil/acid cleaners won't instantly rot tires.\n\nBlue Star, Blue Magic automotive aluminum wheel polish can remove rust, stains, and corrosion from your metal parts.  It also adds a silicone coating to help prevent future rust.  It works as well on your tea set as your bike spokes.  It also turns ugly Tektro brakes and Kalloy stems into a showpiece.
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put a little bit of water in it and wait for few minutes, then you use very soft sponge with soap to clean.