Q:You wrote about how to clean silver with baking soda and hot water. I did it and it worked beautifully. I thought I would remember how to do it, but, guess what? I forgot. Can you tell me again?

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below." If your silver pieces seem more delicate and prone to getting dirty than your other jewelry, that's ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Even when you're careful to use and store your silver items correctly, it's still likely that they'll ...

Silver has a way of looking dull and lifeless after just a few months, and unfortunately, this happens even if it’s only sitting in a drawer. There’s something known as ‘tarnish’ that causes most of ...

That gorgeous antique silver you scored at the flea market (or from Aunt Jean) is begging for you to bust it out at your next dinner party. The only problem is that, thanks to all that tarnish, your ...

Silver tarnishes when it reacts with airborne sulfur in a process known as oxidation. To clean silver, line a bucket with aluminum foil, fill it with warm water and baking soda, and soak. While you ...

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Knowing how to clean silver jewellery firmly fits into the category of style hacks that will serve you well for many years to come. Once you've learnt the process, you can use the skill again and ...

How applied: Cotton ball or soft cloth. Medium tarnish: Easy and fast. Heavy tarnish: Works pretty well with some elbow grease. Goes on? Easy. Maybe too easy on some items, where drips can be an issue ...

No matter how well you care for silver jewelry, serveware and cutlery, they will naturally tarnish over time — it's the ...