Does it matter which side of foil to use? Shiny side vs not so shiny side? Lol

Thankyou sir.

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Does this work for silver silverware? I need to clean my Christofle silverware and scared to mess with it lol

Thank you Sir! My grandfather showed me this method many years ago ❤

Hell yeah!

Whats the foil for

I’m wondering too most of us keep baking soda in the fridge. Maybe you can recycle your baking soda from the fridge to do it. I wonder if that would work

Saphirre like dimond rings,Can u explain more

I just cleaned my silver jewels and it worked really great. Thank you for sharing

Why there is different colour of blue sapphire is that legit sapphire or fake ? Is the darker colour more carat or value thát lighter colour? I have ordered blue sapphire and green emerald rings in ebay the seller say its legit but i just want to ask how to know gemstones are legit ? Just asking thanks

works great, thanks, rinsing with normal water after helped alot to remove some swirling and barely used any baking soda

Is it safe for stones on the jewelery?

How much the price

Can you do this with gold plated silver

It works amazingly. I come back to this video many times when I clean my silverware. Thank you.

That chain is gorgeous. Love it

Awesome thank you I need this for coins

ok, so I see this was made 9 years ago.... I have been looking at resin printers and based on everyone I have talked to, jewelry resin does not need to be cured, and usually only just washed with water and it's ready to go. Normal casting resin DOES need to be washed and cured however. jewelry resin is specifically made for dental or jewelry, something that will be burned out and not permanent . . .

It really works! I just cleaned my son’s silver chain which had turned charcoal gray and it shines brilliantly again! The odor the chemical reaction puts off smells just like an old hair permanent.

Thank you! My silver jewellery is as good as new!

I went into the jewellery store with my silver to have it cleaned. A lady in the store told me about this method. I thought she was off her rocker.. Until, today, when i tried it. My gawd, this is some old school Voodoo shiznat aunt Bee Betty Crocker trickery right here! Thank you for your video to show me how it's done! My silver shines brighter than the day i bought it, 17 years ago!

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Very good

Very good

Can you do this on stone jewelry set in silver?

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Cornflower is the best color range for jewelry! I hav no idea why people tend to go for royal blue

❤❤❤ beautiful Virgo

What happens if you leave the silver in it too long?

Very Nicely Done !

Wow, that chain is absolutely beautiful

Useful info, thanks!

i presume this method is not safe to use with genuine pearls - please clarify 🤷‍♀️

diamonds have high thermal conductivity. The fog draws heat from the stone and evaporates which cools the stone making it even harder to draw heat from it. If it is not a diamond it drags out tremendously. It's a very cool trick!

What type of metal jewelry can and can't you use this method for?

what about lab created diamonds

These are the best sapphires I've seen. The cornflower blue is do rich and luscious!

Thank you so much it really works 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛

I think we should consider a well ventilated area, ehh?

Price

who else is focusing more on this guy's rings than the actual diamonds?

Thanks

I only learned of this process becasue I was researching galvanic corrosion. This process will help a bunch with cleaning my mothers silver.

I used my sterling flatware every day for three years. It had a slight patina, but nothing objectionable. My sister cleaned it with this method. Now my sterling turns black in three months. Don't do this! It pits the surface of the sterling.

Add half a cup of vinegar and you'll get even faster results. You can sometimes just dip a heavily oxidized piece of silver and it'll come out clean.

crazy how far tech advanced in 8 years, that 3D printer cost $50,000 back then, we can buy one that print faster, bigger volume for 1/100th of the cost at $500 today.

I have a silverplate (I think) chalice / goblet type thing, long stem, etc. I'd forgotten where it was, and when I retrieved it, it had a light blue layer of oxidation, dead center, only in the cup part. 😐 There's no way it can be placed in a bowl so that the inner blue part touches the aluminim. Any suggestions? I could just put baking soda in it, and pour boiling water over that, but will that work without the aluminum foil? Or should I just reverse it: put the baking soda into the cup, add the boiling water, and then put / smush some aluminum foil over / onto that? 🤔

Gorgeous ❤