What does it matter if silver jewelry is washed with soap

Silver jewelry is easy to oxidize, if it is only washed once, it will not have much impact, and the maintenance of silver jewelry does not need to be cleaned. 1. There are professional silver scrubbing cloths that can be bought. 2. Apply the film with toothpaste at home, and then rub back and forth.

If these things are not good, go to a professional jewelry store, the maintenance of silver jewelry is different from other jewelry.

Generally, use a toothbrush dipped in toothpaste to brush it. The effect of washing silver water is very good, and the silver jewelry will become brighter as soon as you put it in, but it is recommended that you do not wash it like this often, because although the silver washing water is beautiful, the more often you wash it, the faster it will oxidize. I have also been using silver jewelry for a long time, and I was told by a silver jewelry store owner who I often buy silver jewelry, and I think it makes sense.

It's going to oxidize, so don't touch that writing thing with silver.

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Silver can be cleaned with warm soapy water, first take out a small piece of soap and put it in warm water, wait until the soap is completely dissolved, soak the silver in warm soapy water, brush the silver with a brush after half an hour, and finally wash the silver with clean water and dry it with a cotton cloth.

The silver can also be washed with cola, pour the cola into a container, then soak the silver jewelry in the cola for 3 or 4 hours, and finally take out the silver, wash it with water and dry it with a cotton cloth.

Precautions for silver jewelry maintenance.

It should be noted that the best way to maintain silver jewelry is to wear it every day, because the body oil can produce a natural warm luster.

Keep your silver jewelry dry, don't swim while wearing it, and don't approach hot springs and sea water. After each wear, wipe the surface with a cotton cloth or tissue paper to remove water and dirt, and then store it in a sealed bag to avoid contact with the air.

If you find signs of yellowing in the silver, you should first clean the fine seams of the silver jewelry with a jewelry brush, and then gently wipe the surface with a silver polishing cloth to restore the original silver white and brightness of the silver jewelry.

Yes, the soap is weakly alkaline and can wash away the dirt on it.

The chemical properties of silver are relatively reactive, and it reacts with sulfur dioxide in the air to form black silver sulfide, which is the black layer on the surface of silverware. Anyone who uses or wears silverware knows that after a period of time, the surface of silver tends to turn black and lose its luster.

General maintenance methods for silverware;

1. Add soda to water and wipe the surface of the silverware.

2. Wipe with a soft cloth such as glasses cloth dipped in some toothpaste, then wash with water, and wipe dry.

4. Buy some silver washing water to clean, but it is not advisable to use too much, silver washing water achieves the cleaning effect by oxidizing the outer surface substance, and too much cleaning is easy to cause damage.

Because the chemical properties of silver are more active, silver will react with sulfur dioxide in the air to form black silver sulfide, which will oxidize and turn black on the surface of silver. Friends who have used silverware or worn silver jewelry gifts have such an experience: after a period of non-use, silverware or silver jewelry is easy to oxidize and lose its luster.

This happens.

Five ways to maintain silverware to help friends relieve their troubles. Restore the beautiful luster of your silverware.

1. You can add baking soda to clean water, then wash and wipe it, and then wipe the water on the silverware (decoration).

2. Use silver cloth and silver paste to wipe General jewelry stores should be available, especially need to point out: silver cloth contains special potions, can not be washed.

3. Use a soft cloth and a soft-bristled brush to dip some toothpaste to scrub the jewelry, and then wash it with water, and wipe it clean with a cotton cloth. (Recommended).

4. Soak the silverware or silver jewelry in silver water, then wash it with water, and finally wipe it with a cotton cloth to keep it dry. However, it is recommended to use silver washing water as little as possible, because silver washing water is a chemical product, which uses the corrosiveness of silver washing water itself to clean silver jewelry, and will cause damage to silver jewelry after long-term use.

5. When the silverware is not in use, it is recommended to seal it with a sealed plastic bag to reduce contact with the air and slow down the blackening. Finally, it is best to avoid contact with sea water and hot springs, and if you are not wearing it, you can put it in an air-insulated container, such as a flannel bag or jewelry box, so that your silver jewelry can always be kept as good as new.

Caution when using:

1.Wipe it clean before putting it away.

If the sterling silver jewelry is not worn for a long time, it must be wiped clean with a soft cloth to avoid sweat stains left on the jewelry to cause corrosion, and then put it into a sealed bag or packaging box to isolate the air to avoid oxidation of silver jewelry and turn yellow and black.

2.Don't touch these things.

Do not wear sterling silver jewelry when soaking in hot springs and playing in the water by the sea, and avoid contact with chemical solutions, otherwise there will be a chemical reaction that will make your sterling silver jewelry black.

3.Restore a bright color.

You can use a silver cloth to wipe the smooth surface, carved or irregular surface of silver jewelry, you can use a soft toothbrush dipped in a little toothpaste to gently scrub, after brushing, let the foam adhere to the silver jewelry for about a minute, then rinse with water, dry with a soft cloth, you will find that your beloved silver jewelry has returned to its bright nature.

4.Do not use silver washing water.

Try not to use silver wash to clean sterling silver jewelry, as it will erode the surface of sterling silver, and although it will quickly return to its shine, it will also quickly turn yellow and black. And every time you use silver washing water, it is to corrode the silver jewelry again, for your beloved silver jewelry, or take a little effort to use a silver cloth.

The surface of soap-washed silver jewelry is blackened because the surface is oxidized, especially the sulfur-containing soap will directly oxidize the silver jewelry and blacken, and the silver will react with sulfur ions to form silver sulfide, silver sulfide is black, and professional treatment is required to restore the original brightness and silver color of silver jewelry.

One; Use a silver cloth, the silver cloth is based on plant fibers, adding polishing powder and decontamination ingredients, which is dedicated to the cleaning of silver jewelry, and the silverware is easy to oxidize and wipe the surface of silver jewelry with this cloth until it is bright; This cloth can be used repeatedly and is not washable.

Two; With silver washing water, please pay attention to the following steps.

1.Do not put silver jewelry in the silver wash for more than seven seconds.

2.Wash off with plenty of water immediately after picking it up.

3.Wipe dry with a dry cloth or blow dry with a hair dryer to warm up.

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Burn the straw from the countryside to ashes, put the silver ornaments into the ashes, and turn white.

You may use toothpaste to wash the silver gallium, and the effect is very good! Give it a try!

If it is plain silver, that is, silver jewelry without electroplated white gold on the surface is easy to oxidize to black and gray. Soak the silver jewelry in white vinegar for 48 hours, which can remove the faint black oxide, and then rinse it with water and brush the silver jewelry with toothpaste, which can completely remove the black oxide.

2: Long-term wear of silver jewelry, especially electroplating**, etc., need to be soaked in the solution of "Mimori salt" and water for 24 hours for up to 1 month. Omamori salt is a salt with a high mineral content produced in Japan, which can eliminate dead skin tissue in a short time without causing discoloration of silver jewelry, and sometimes it is used to purify jade and crystal jewelry.

Primary color, polished surface, the easiest, you can go to the jewelry store and let the master polish with a cloth wheel. After polishing the cloth wheel, wipe it with a silver cloth. If there are gaps on the surface of the non-polishing surface, you can clean it with silver washing water, and don't use too much silver washing water at a time, it is best to wipe it repeatedly, and using too much will reduce the weight of the silver.

If the surface has been plated, it is best to wipe it with a soft cloth, and it is best to use a high-end jewelry cloth such as gooseskin cloth, because the electroplating layer is very thin, and the wiping of the rough cloth and the damage of chemical substances will affect the brightness of the surface. Once not as bright as it turned out. Soak the silver jewelry in white vinegar for 48 hours, which can remove the faint black oxide, and then rinse it with water and brush the silver jewelry with toothpaste, which can completely remove the black oxide.

No matter what kind of material the jewelry is, it is best to take a bath and store it in a dry place when sleeping. Sterling silver is a metal that is highly discolorable, and this is especially true of course.

The best way to clean silver jewelry is to soak it for five minutes to make it shine like new.

Coke is not corrosive, does not react with silver, and should not lose weight.

The weight will not be reduced, because it is the dust that washes off.

It's best not to use Coke, you can use a toothbrush to brush off the oxidation in the cracks

Probably not, I haven't used it.

Let's use toothpaste. The effect is not bad.

I'm still learning, and I'm looking forward to better answers!

It's not very clear anymore .,Hehe.。。。

There are many ways to clean, attached to the following, if you wash the toothpaste, you can turn around and clean the toothpaste with a soft brush in warm water, but the toothpaste itself contains abrasives, and there will be fine scratches on the shiny surface.

Pure silver is less susceptible to oxidation and blackening than impure silver, and silver with low purity is particularly susceptible to blackening, and silver will oxidize and blacken when it encounters sulfur and sulfur oxides.

But don't worry if it turns black, there are many ways to get it clean after the silver turns black.

1.Polishing silver cloth, which is sold in some shops that sell silver jewelry.

2.Dish soap, the kind that washes dishes at home, works better with warm water.

3.Toothpaste, if toothpaste is used for cleaning, because it contains abrasives, if it is a particularly shiny kind of silverware, it will leave fine scratches on the surface.

4.Baking soda can also be used to clean silver.

If you don't wear it for a long time, remember to wrap it in a soft cloth and put it in a sealed bag after you clean it, and keep it for a longer time.

First, the first is the chemical reaction, silver in the air when it encounters hydrogen sulfide or sulfur ions, the following chemical reactions will occur: 4AG+2H2S+O2=2AG2S (black product) +2H2O The result of the reaction is that the surface of silver produces silver sulfide, because the extremely insoluble silver salt (AG2S) is gray-black, **The surface color will gradually change from white to yellow to gray and finally to black.

Second, the problem to be solved is ag2s:

The first type, physical method, uses the abrasive particles in the toothpaste to directly polish the oxide layer;

The second type, chemical method, AG2S dissolved in an acidic environment, soaked in vinegar (acetic acid), cola (carbonic acid), if the oxide layer is too thick, can be soaked in diluted toilet cleaner (hydrochloric acid) for a short time.

Just wash it off with silver washing water.