How To Clean Silver With Aluminum Foil And Baking Soda - without words!

How to clean silver using baking soda. Cleaning silver with aluminum foil and baking soda is one of the easiest and cheapest methods to get your cherished pieces looking shiny and new. In this tutorial, we will show you how to clean silver with aluminum foil and baking soda.
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Ingredients:
Silver jewelry or cutlery
Glass bowl
Boiling water
Baking soda
Aluminum foil
Steps:
1. Place a sheet of standard aluminum foil, shiny side up, in the bottom of a glass bowl.
2. Set the silver objects on top of the aluminum foil. Make sure the silver touches the aluminum.
3. Fill the container with boiling water, preferably from a tea kettle or other container from which you can pour it safely.
4. Add 1 tablespoon (or small bag) of baking soda per cup of water. The solution will bubble and froth a bit.
5. Allow your silver to soak for 2-3 minute, or as long as five minutes for heavily-tarnished items. You can mix it little bit.
6. Carefully remove your silver items. You can rinse it in clear water.
7. You can also polish it little bit with paper towel or cotton cloth.
8. Pretty incredible difference, right? We were beyond impressed with how well this trick actually worked. You can repeat the procedure for badly tarnished silver.
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[@tthomp57]

Perfect demo. No words necessary and not stretched out to 15 minutes!!!

[@winnieraj5896]

Worked like a charm. Thank you for being concise, easy explanation. Please keep your vidoes coming

[@Nannerpoo]

This actually worked and in less than a minute!! Thank you!

[@cokecamilo]

Sr first i thought it wasnt working...thenI left my silver pieces for at least 5 minutes and rubbed the remaining baking soda into the stains. It worked after that :)

[@faithgarcia4828]

It works. Thank you now i have shiny silver.

[@gaybyrd3186]

This is the way to clean silver! Fast and efficient!

[@ankaviva]

It works like a charm, thanks!

[@sabeenAnwar]

This was fabulous 😍 tried normally but it worked..👍 Thank you..!!

[@EVIESECOND]

‼️IT WORKS ‼️Thank you!!

[@ritastiles24178815]

Does it work on big silver platters and silver coffee pots?

[@wenwenyao819]

倒入滾燙沸水+小蘇打真的有效，謝謝您

[@Dani-xe3rz]

Thanks, my earrings look beautiful now 😍

[@michaelinzo]

I mixed vinegar and salt with it now it's permanently looks pink gold/gold.

[@xoTheMoxieQueen]

Really? I would love that!
Vinegar salt and baking soda? Boiling water still? Can you explain what you did exactly?

[@alisonhendry2928]

Brilliant!

[@strikemaster1]

I have some SS pendants with really stubbourn stains... should I leave it longer in the water?

[@MyLittleCrafts]

No idea

[@Anonymous03Jan]

Instant effect
Thank you so much👍🏻

[@Christinag-u5z]

Can I use baking powder ?

[@frozenhorse8695]

Better late than never.. I tried with baking powder, but only with little effect. So i kept searching, and found a website, that recommended, using, boiling water, tow dining spoons of salt, and to baking powder, and then leave it for an hour.
So water, salt, baking powder, mix it, and put the silver in. I am testing it as I type, and i'll be back soon, with the result.

[@frozenhorse8695]

Well.. the salt and the boiled water, should apparently only help speed up the process, but the result i'm getting, is exactly the same. It removes alot of it, but still leaves mis collorration all over the silver. So now i'm only left with a.. hmmm and a longer nose.

[@ninaneo2168]

Thank you very much. It works like magic!

[@gbohol]

Why do some recipes say baking powder with salt and vinegar?

[@tamarothA]

Probably because sodium bicarbonate and vinegar produce acetate ions (alongside co2, water and sodium ion). No idea tho how much acetate helps with cleaning.

[@dlxmarks]

I use salt and vinegar to dissolve tarnish on copper and copper alloys. I have not tried adding baking soda (I don't baking powder is necessary) to the mix.

[@LiN-R9K9]

Woww! Thanks for this

[@rebeccajones8628]

Why won't it work for me??

[@runabegum5387]

Does this clean fake silver
The jewellery that is plated

[@MyLittleCrafts]

No idea,try it :)

[@runabegum5387]

@@MyLittleCrafts no cos if i try it and its no good it will tarnish it

[@tomthumb1894]

why didn't you just use the tongs to remove the silver?

[@jimmyjay122]

Can you please tell me the purpose of the aluminum foil? Like the scientific reason for why we’re using it.

[@MyLittleCrafts]

jimmyjay122 Thus method uses electrolytic action instead of chemical-polish abrasion and removes the tarnish from oxidized silver without removing any of the underlying metal.

[@jimmyjay122]

DIY projects & Crafts & How to do anything Thank you!

[@meraklis3746]

Why when I put baking soda it doesnt not react?? The soda I bought is "sodium bicarbonate" is that right?

[@MyLittleCrafts]

Do you use aluminium foil and hot water? Yes, sodium bicarbonate is correct

[@meraklis3746]

Also yes I did use aluminium foil

[@MyLittleCrafts]

@@meraklis3746 well, try to use boiling water, I've neve tried it with hot water only

[@MyLittleCrafts]

Did you try it with boiling water?

[@MyLittleCrafts]

Great :)

[@kajamoideen9815]

I doesn't have foil so please tell anyother method

[@schluti6347]

lmao buy some its not even a dollar

[@gauravsolanki4794]

@@schluti6347 I don't have dollar.

[@GOLD_FEVER]

@@gauravsolanki4794 grab a piece of wood and some sand, and rub it onto your silver. it will take away some of the tarnish.

[@strikemaster1]

@@gauravsolanki4794 Sell some silver (smile)

[@dlxmarks]

Anything made of aluminum will work like a discarded food container or a beverage can as long as you scratch away any plastic lining on the aluminum.

[@marklalancette2115]

Pennies cleaned with aluminum foil

[@depayton1979]

I sub urine for water.

[@KING_ARTHUR_EXCALIBUR]

You're just taking the Piss!

[@lluviarain8906]

Did you boil it?