Quickshine Silver Clean And Shine Bath

I read a number of reviews on this system and I see it was not successful for a number of people, but I think that’s because it wasn’t used properly. I’ve included a few pictures of the silver before it went into the bath and a short one minute video and what it did to the two silver trays I put in there. It’s very important that the water be boiling hot and that the pieces of silver need to be touching the foil portion of the cleaner packet. I wasn’t too successful the first day I used it, but I think it was because my silver was so very dirty. (As you can see from the champagne bucket, my water wasn’t deep enough and it left a very black tarnished area on the side.) So the second day, I lined my kitchen sink, which is porcelain, with a piece of heavy aluminum foil because that’s where the tarnish goes when the chemical reaction removes it from the silver. The short video shows how quickly it actually worked with the aluminum foil in the bottom of the sink, using the bath packet. And then you can see how dirty the aluminum foil came out as well. After using this, I did lightly polish all of the pieces using my regular silver polish, which took off a little bit of the haze that was left after the bath. That may have been a result of my silver being so horrendously tarnished. With as dirty as my silver was and as much of it that needed to be cleaned it saved me days of work.

Follow the instructions! This was a 95% great solution in about 30 minutes on silver that has been tarnished for at least 20 years!

THIS PRODUCT BARELY WORKS AND IS MORE DIFFICULT TO USE THAN SILVER POLISH! I have multiple silver serving pieces that need polishing and thought this would be quick and easy. 1. items don't go in the sink as shown, you must have a plastic bin to put into your sink. 2. My bin was 15 gallons. You have to cover everything in BOILING water. My 2 largest tops totalled 11 quarts so I could only put a few items in. 3. Nothing came out more than slightly better than it went in. 4. You need rubber gloves to handle heavy pots to move to the sink and then you have to rinse in warm, soapy water which meant taking the bin out of the sink. 5. Items with handles were broken off probably because the boiling water ruined the connection. My kitchen now looks like a disaster area with spilled water and pots that need to be washed!

The bath is convenient, especially on items with a lot of detail. However, I think pastes work better at cleaning silver items. Maybe it is just a personal preference, but I will stick with pastes.

So I had high hopes for this product... I read several reviews prior to purchasing and was convinced it would do the job, so I bought it. The silver I was trying to polish had been stored in a garage for over ten years and was heavily tarnished. I did not want to spend hours polishing it the old fashioned way (by hand with paste) so that’s why I purchased this product. It did remove a lot of the heavy tarnish, but not to the point where it could be used without further intervention. SO I used a second packet with not as dramatic results. Net/net: I think it did save me hours of heavy scrubbing by hand, but it didn’t remove everything. I posted before and after photos as well as a video of the bath itself.

I wanted a less labor intensive way of cleaning household silver. Something that didn’t need so much elbow grease. This was what I was looking for. I followed the instructions. Used boiling hot water and got shiny new silver! The instructions are a bit misleading. They tell you to soak your silver for only 5 minutes. Guess what? It actually takes much longer for it to work its magic - especially if your pieces are bigger in size. Also, it works best when the pieces are touching the sachet directly. And the fizzle of the sachet when the boiling water hits it? Very subtle. But that does not mean it’s not working. I kept my pieces in much longer than 5 minutes with no discernible damage to my silver. Pieces that were done can be got out sooner. Others can be left in the bath longer. Make sure there is enough water to cover all your silver pieces. Areas of silver not completely immersed in water will not get clean. Try to handle silver pieces with gloves or tongs. The silver bath has a soapy texture & is not harsh on your skin but it’s preferable to avoid direct contact with it. I am a convert. I will be using this method going forward to clean my silver!

Wir haben super verschnörkeltes , altes Silberbesteck bekommen und ich wüsste nicht, wie man das hätte polieren können, daher der Kauf des Bades. Da die erste Anwenung das Besteck noch nicht in allen Ecken gereinigt hat, haben wir den Durchlauf wiederholt und teils auch länger einwirken lassen, was letztlich alle Verfärbungen beseitigt hat. Schäden konnte ich nicht feststellen, trotz der längeren Einwirkzeit. Gründlich abgespült danach und noch einmal mit einem stinknormalen Geschirrtuch trockenpoliert und alles glänzt einnwandfrei!

Worth 10☆. Absolutely blown away by it's effectiveness. My silver plated coffee pot was extremely tarnished, so much so that it was blue. It came with an auction lot and was wondering what to do with it, sooooo gorgeous that I didn't want to bin it. Glad I took a punt on this product. Don't know how long it will last, will report back if I'm able to work out how to add to my review.

facile da utilizzare

C’est un produit génial en qq minutes l’argent a retrouvé son éclat

I used it to clean a silver service set. Requires the item to be submerged in hot water and it contact with the product package when using.