Fastest way to Clean and Polish Silverware for Better Resell Value || Clean Tarnished Silverplate

I scored a huge box of nearly 100 pieces of Silverplate flatware. This is the fastest and only chemical free way I cleaned to to sell for better money on eBay.
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[@Vanilla-w1k]

God bless you too! I’m so glad to know this as I’ve chosen to make antique silverware my daily choice. This is great!

[@HighTen_Melanie]

Thank you for this. My dear late Grandmother was born in 1927 and I have a very old but extremely tarnished serving spoon of hers. I will try your method and let you know.

[@oopurpledove]

How did it work for you?

[@normajeanplusone9772]

Thanks for sharing. I’m going to try this tonight. Setting up a table for our ladies tea luncheon at church. ❤❤

[@RachelStrickland]

Any luck?

[@normajeanplusone9772]

@@RachelStrickland it worked great! Thank you👍🏻

[@bruceterhune3400]

Baking soda is cheap and works much better. I wouldn't recommend baking powder, but I appreciate your time and effort.

[@RachelStrickland]

Thanks for the tip!

[@charlesmckinstry7661]

Thank You worked great !!! And I used a whole box !!

[@RachelStrickland]

Glad it helped!

[@thefiresellers]

Neat! Thanks so much for the tutorial! 🔥

[@RachelStrickland]

It saved me today!

[@specialfeature1234]

Terrific Rachel, I can't wait to use this on my estate jewelry I bought on whatnot💛💛 thanks to u again for that resource! Bc Lordy does silver cleaner reek😝

[@RachelStrickland]

I have never used this for jewelry but would love to know how it turns out. be careful!

[@christophercook2467]

Works a treat!👍

[@ThanushiDisanayaka]

Thank you

[@dukescnh3203]

I use baking soda and salt. I’m not sure why Salt but I was shown to use that and it seems to work. I’ll have to try just baking powder and see what happens.

[@RachelStrickland]

I remember always using salt and ice to clean coffee pots at the diner.

[@Zipper696969]

I also have a large set of silverware, taking it in these small numbers would take days to finish,
Would a foil dish be okay for bigger lots?

[@RachelStrickland]

Yes, absolutely I dunked this whole lot. It doesn't come out as perfect as going one but one but shines them up better than they were

[@saltlakeangler1900]

Think vinegar will help clean them better?

[@susieq2544]

Wrights Silver Cleaner

[@pauletteknight2805]

Does this work for silver plated

[@RachelStrickland]

The ones in the video are silver plated

[@TSunshineful]

@@RachelStrickland so does it work for sterling or would it damage sterling?

[@dianehickman5960]

The baking powder is an acid
Baking soda is a base
Probably should use the baking soda

[@RachelStrickland]

both are bases. I did a quick google search for you : Baking powder is used as a leavening agent to raise the dough in baking. Bicarbonates, in general, are basic in nature as they turn blue litmus red. Hence, we can conclude that baking powder is basic in nature.