silver filigree bracelet

[albaqwerty]

has anyone any experience of cleaning one of these fiddly things. Probably not correct section to post this, but advice would be appreciated. Thank you

[daffy654]

Use a liquid jewellery bath,they can be bought in most jewellers shops.They usually come with a little soft bristle brush to get into the awkward areas.

[sara3]

silver dip and a toothbrush!

[fillyfi]

Best to get some of the liquid silver cleaner from the jewellers and swish it around in that

[albaqwerty]

many thanks to you both. will let you know how it turns out (if you're interested) and thank you for prompt replies. x

[ladyalex]

Best thing is probably to get a tub of liquid jewellery cleaner from any jewellers.
You immerse the jewellery in the liquid for a few seconds, brush it with the tiny brush provided then rinse it off.
I think there may be different types, so be sure to get the type for cleaning silver.

[albaqwerty]

jeepers, posting thanks and there's more nice AB'ers :D
thank you to all

[ladyalex]

happy to help :-))

[sara3]

yeah, we're scary nice ;o)

[albaqwerty]

LOL sara.... don't I know just by viewing some posts :D

found out got to be precise in the question AND the answer , oh the joys of AB, however you lot are what makes it :)
nice and helpful.

ladyalex, how's alfie the cutie?

[ladyalex]

Don't know how alfie is...he belongs to mamyalynne, not me.
I expect I'll get news of him on Saturday, though at the Mad Over fifties club.
I'm sure she will be looking after him very well.
:-))

[albaqwerty]

ooops sorry ladyalex. got confuddled, I remember now, post was TO you and another. my apologies.

[ladyalex]

No need to apologise, albaqwerty...I always find it such a comfort when other people make similar mistakes to me.

:-))

[chas2008]

http://www.home-jewelry-business-success-tips. com/clean-tarnished-silver-jewelry.html

[woofgang]

washing soda works as well as baking soda
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soda_ash