Jewelry Cleaner Recipe

Jewelry Cleaner Recipe

Wash your crystal in warm water with a mild detergent, and rinse with warm water. Changes in temperature, such as going from very hot to cold could affect the crystal, and in some cases cause clouding or even cracking. Dry with a soft clean lint free cloth or paper towels and never use anything abrasive on the piece. It's really best to buy rubber mats for the sinks and rubber coated strainers. In a pinch, you can place a soft towel in the bottom of the sink too. If you end up with hard water spots on your crystal, you can use a small amount of vinegar to remove them (in fact, you can actually add a little vinegar to the dish water if you wish when you wash crystal.) If absolutely necessary you can use a soft brush to do this for stubborn spots. Fine crystal is a very special keepsake and great care should be taken when cleaning and storing your pieces. Full lead crystal is "softer" than regular glass, and it will scratch, so it should be stored where it will not touch your other pieces of crystal or any dishes for that matter. Do not store glasses upside down-this may cause stress to the rim, which is delicate. Carry your pieces one at a time, never in groups. Hold the stem of your glasses when moving and using them.

Jewelry Cleaner Recipe

Jewelry Cleaner Recipe

Jewelry Cleaner Recipe

Jewelry Cleaner Recipe

Jewelry Cleaner Recipe

Jewelry Cleaner Recipe

Jewelry Cleaner Recipe

Jewelry Cleaner Recipe

Jewelry Cleaner Recipe