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Cleaning random metal charms
I hope someone can help me with this. I bought a little collection of
metal charms and pendants off eBay and some of them are very dirty and I'd like to clean them. However, all the charms are different metals and I have no idea what. Is there one universal thing I can clean them with without harming any of them? There's also an enamel one too. Thanks! |
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Cleaning random metal charms
On Aug 22, 3:00*pm, Keller wrote:
I hope someone can help me with this. *I bought a little collection of metal charms and pendants off eBay and some of them are very dirty and I'd like to clean them. *However, all the charms are different metals and I have no idea what. *Is there one universal thing I can clean them with without harming any of them? *There's also an enamel one too. Thanks! Hi, I would try lemon juice with some salt added first. It is non toxic, smells good and gentle. The only thing to remember is lemon can bleach a bit so if you are not sure about anything being color fast I would not use it. Works great on copper and silver. Lois http://www.abeadedaffair.com http://www.abeadedaffair.etsy.com |
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Cleaning random metal charms
On Aug 23, 3:33 am, A Beaded Affair wrote:
On Aug 22, 3:00 pm, Keller wrote: I hope someone can help me with this. I bought a little collection of metal charms and pendants off eBay and some of them are very dirty and I'd like to clean them. However, all the charms are different metals and I have no idea what. Is there one universal thing I can clean them with without harming any of them? There's also an enamel one too. Hi, I would try lemon juice with some salt added first. It is non toxic, smells good and gentle. The only thing to remember is lemon can bleach a bit so if you are not sure about anything being color fast I would not use it. Works great on copper and silver. Loishttp://www.abeadedaffair.comhttp://www.abeadedaffair.etsy.com As Lois says that: vinegar with salt works too, in case you don't have lemon juice. Maren |
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Cleaning random metal charms
For the enamel charm I would try just soap and water first.
-- Connie Ryman Cryman Studio "Keller" wrote in message ... I hope someone can help me with this. I bought a little collection of metal charms and pendants off eBay and some of them are very dirty and I'd like to clean them. However, all the charms are different metals and I have no idea what. Is there one universal thing I can clean them with without harming any of them? There's also an enamel one too. Thanks! |
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Cleaning random metal charms
Thanks everyone, I'll give it a go tonight and let you know how it
goes. I thought probably lemon juice, but didn't want to go dunking these things in something that might harm them! |
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