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Cleaning silver plate
ashli_2
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I have a flute that I am going to ebay, but it needs a good polish....any ideas how I can get it gleaming again?
I looked in the index but most of the ideas seemed to involve immersing the item...I can't do that as it would get the pads wet.
Thanks x
I looked in the index but most of the ideas seemed to involve immersing the item...I can't do that as it would get the pads wet.
Thanks x
Total Original Debt: £30404.24
Current debt: £18586.16
Total Paid: £11857.74 38.95% :T
Current debt: £18586.16
Total Paid: £11857.74 38.95% :T
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A silver cloth may be the best idea, they are blue dusters inpregnated with some sort of cleaner, they can be found in the cleaning isle about £3.50 i think not cheap but very good and no water ect is needed and they wont scratch your fluteMember 1145 Sealed Pot Challenge No4
NSD challenge not to spend anything till 2011!:rotfl:0 -
A silver cloth may be the best idea, they are blue dusters inpregnated with some sort of cleaner, they can be found in the cleaning isle about £3.50 i think not cheap but very good and no water ect is needed and they wont scratch your fluteMember 1145 Sealed Pot Challenge No4
NSD challenge not to spend anything till 2011!:rotfl:0 -
Thanks for your reply...I actually buffed it up with a microfibre cloth and got the tarnish off with toothpaste! I was a bit scared :rotfl: but it came up lovely :TTotal Original Debt: £30404.24
Current debt: £18586.16
Total Paid: £11857.74 38.95% :T0
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