You Can Easily Clean Silver Plated

Silver plated flatware is a prestigious item. It is very precious and has a very good resale value too. The condition of the dishes and dinner sets or spoons and forks determine even the state of the owner sometimes. Keeping the valuable utensils in good condition is not an easy job.

The silver plated flatware can be easily get scratched. Silver is not a hard metal. To clean the silver plated flatware, we should never choose a metallic basin to dip it in water. We can use a plastic tub. After spreading an aluminium foil we can fill warm water and dip the flatware in it.

Instructions

1. A solution of baking soda and hot water is a very good cleaning liquid for the silver plated flat wares. We can easily prepare the mixture in our kitchen.
2. Pour the mixture into the plastic tub. Each and every part of the flatware should be soaked. 3) You need to let it stay still for fifteen minutes. After fifteen minutes, putting a rubber glows on your hand remove the dishes one by one from the plastic tub.
3. Each flatware should be cleaned under cool running water. After finishing this process successfully, one can make it dry using a piece of cloth. This time, one should be take care to avoid any scratches’. After finishing the cleaning process, we can arrange it as we like. One thing to be remembered in this method is that the flatware should touch the aluminium foil.
4. One thing that you need to know is that you need to be careful about the handles and curved portions of the flatware. There is chance of getting tarnishing something in such non flat surfaces.

Applying the silver polish make the flatware better. Silver polish applying is not a complicated task. Before you actually start polishing, collect some old clean cloths. Cut the cloths into small pieces. Buy a good quality polish and take little polish in dish. Dip the piece of cloth in it slightly. Take one flatware and start wiping it with that cloth.

It takes some forty five minutes to polish one flatware. After polishing, dip the flatware one by one in a pool of cool water. Take it and dry one by one with a piece of cloth.

A number of types of flatware are available in the market, these days. There are flatware made up of clay, glass and metal. The ‘throw away’ flatware is also available. However, silver flatware is exclusive.