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  1. I forgot what the liquid is that one uses to clean
    silverware. I know you put a sheet of aluminum foil in a
    Pyrex casarole dish, and then, either an ammonia or vinegar
    solution over that. Then just add the silver and all one has
    to do is rinsh. All the oxides disappear chemically. Anyone
    know what the liquid solution is and it's proportions ?
    . . . .in advance, thanks to one and all.. . . . charlie.

  2. Charles S said:

    I forgot what the liquid is that one uses to clean
    silverware. I know you put a sheet of aluminum foil in a
    Pyrex casarole dish, and then, either an ammonia or
    vinegar solution over that. Then just add the silver and
    all one has to do is rinsh. All the oxides disappear
    chemically. Anyone know what the liquid solution is and
    it's proportions ?
    . . . .in advance, thanks to one and all.. . . . charlie.


    You also have to put in a spoonful of baking soda with the
    crumpled up aluminum foil and VINEGAR, not ammonia.

    Be aware and warned, that this will harm the silver
    after a while.

  3. glass pan, aluminum foil, boiling water, sprinkle in soda
    add the silverware. Add the soda until it works.

    Charles S said:

    I forgot what the liquid is that one uses to clean
    silverware. I know you put a sheet of aluminum foil in a
    Pyrex casarole dish, and then, either an ammonia or vinegar
    solution over that. Then just add the silver and all one
    has to do is rinsh. All the oxides disappear chemically.
    Anyone know what the liquid solution is and it's
    proportions ?
    . . . .in advance, thanks to one and all.. . . . charlie.

  4. Charles S said:

    I forgot what the liquid is that one uses to clean
    silverware. I know you put a sheet of aluminum foil in a
    Pyrex casarole dish, and then, either an ammonia or vinegar
    solution over that. Then just add the silver and all one
    has to do is rinsh. All the oxides disappear chemically.
    Anyone know what the liquid solution is and it's
    proportions ?
    . . . .in advance, thanks to one and all.. . . . charlie.

    doityourself.comsilver.htm

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    Charles S said:

    I forgot what the liquid is that one uses to clean
    silverware. I know you put a sheet of aluminum foil in a
    Pyrex casarole dish, and then, either an ammonia or
    vinegar solution over that. Then just add the silver and
    all one has to do is rinsh. All the oxides disappear
    chemically. Anyone know what the liquid solution is and
    it's proportions ?
    . . . .in advance, thanks to one and all.. . . .
    charlie.


    You also have to put in a spoonful of baking soda with the
    crumpled up aluminum foil and VINEGAR, not ammonia.

    Be aware and warned, that this will harm the silver after
    a while.

    The recipe for cleaning silver...I heard was

    Some Aluminum foil Some Washing soda Some water.

    If you mix vinegar with Baking soda all you'll get is a
    fizzy mess.

    --
    Once during Prohibition I was forced to live for days on
    nothing but food and water.
    --------
    FIELDS, W. C.

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