Haha, same 😝. Have a good time ahead.

Lol their jewelry S.U.C.K.S LOL

The poop emoji necklace! 🤢🤣🤣 Wtf

@@RandomPerson19 LITERALLY

It's like they took the jewelry from an old lady

It’s from all the polishing being done to these items. Added special effects as such 😂 the cloudiness isn’t just from dirt.

this comment is gold LOL

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What?? 😅😅

Yes plus some other stuff too probably

gotta drink some too, gotta get rid of those inner demons

you will become white

its a type of liquid that would be a tiny bit painful if on ur skin

I also think this is fake....

I’ve also used a ultrasonic cleaner and cleaned some very dirty pieces. Never these type of results

@@KeelanxHacks maybe is the cleaning solution, dont forget that soap can make a big difference when cleaning the dishes

Did you use the same kind of water/liquid?

The powder is probably polishing residue

You can get similar effects to this on silver with a casserole dish full of hot water with baking soda in it and some aluminum foil at the bottom. That sounds like a troll but it isn’t. Electrochemistry is wild. It only works on silver tho.

you can buy small ultrasonic cleaners for home use on Amazon! i use a mix of dish soap and water in mine and let a cycle run. for silver, I use silver polish first, then the ultrasonic cleaner and my silver pieces are good as new!

Hardly at all it it's anything like mine. I try to clean everything I've worn during the week on Sunday nights but I'm usually too tired. Gold I soak everything [except opals and pearls] in glass cleaner or straight ammonia and then scrub with toothbrush, rinse and dry. Silver a swish in silver cleaner [smells terrible] then good swish in hot water with drop of dish soap, rinse and dry with a dishtowel. Steam is the gold standard tho.

@@2243Monster What is iron out diluted?

I think most of that is the polish they use before the cleaning.

I don't think it's possible to control how dirty ur jewelry gets and it's not fair to judge ppls hygiene based off of it but u do u

@@1li6na Obviously you missed the joke 😂

@@1li6na yeah

Judging their use of polishing compound?

That what it called

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Yes and no? I've had some peeves that after I polish them still have a *ton* of crud caked in them

It could be a polishing compound. One of them has the text "After polish" 3:13

Well they did say they polish it first. So it just be that.

Bro same 😩

Ofc but you will destroy the nerve endings in your hand:)

Is the liquid hydrogen peroxide?

Nah, it's just a fresh bath each time. It darkens fairly quickly, especially if you have a lot of dirty pieces going in [like when doing several polish jobs]

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Forbidden Gatorade is the solution used ❤️

@@srabonidas9429 the drink?

A possibility I know is "Ultraclear," which is a cleaning solution for ultrasonics

an ultrasonic cleaner with ultrasonic cleaner soap, all the stuff you see come off is form the polishing:)

@@4450krank Thank you.

@@Remoniq you are welcome:)

An ultrasonic bath with a corresponding solution is typically used to clean jewelry like this in stores and repair shops

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@@mushi4941 You don’t need Shazam if you have an iPhone. Siri can usually tell you.

Is that Sarah Brightman

@@RozWBrazel My icon? Yes. It's her as Blind Mag from Repo! The Genetic Opera. From a scene that was cut mostly.

polish residue

So, it's polish compound and residual dirt/crud being distrusted from the piece because of the ultrasonic agitating the water and solution of the bath.

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You will feel strong stings. I did it before and I am not very proud :))

Aqua regia

It's a cleaning solution made to be used in ultrasonics. While silver might oxidize if left in too long, it shouldn't harm the jewelry

One possibility is Ultraclear

This is all fake....they coat the jewel with smthing unusual to make the cloud...not real cleaning...

Probably because of the polishing compound that was used. There are various colors that are used for different brushes, metals, etc.

Me too

Forbidden Gatorade

I think it’s forbidden gatorade

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I think they’re ripples caused by ultrasonic

@@junzhou769 ohhh I didn't know that, thanks! 😯