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It might look like an elementary school science project, but it really works to revive cloudy silverware! First, line a glass casserole dish with aluminum foil (or an aluminum casserole dish), shiny side up, then add a teaspoon of salt and baking soda. Then add 1/2 cup white vinegar and 1 cup hot water. Place the silver in the pan, making sure each is touching the foil and completely submerged in water, and let sit for a few minutes. Remove and wipe with a clean cloth and prepare to be dazzled by the shine of your once tarnished items.
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It might look like an elementary school science project, but it really works to revive cloudy silverware! First, line a glass casserole dish with aluminum foil (or an aluminum casserole dish), shiny side up, then add a teaspoon of salt and baking soda. Then add 1/2 cup white vinegar and 1 cup hot water. Place the silver in the pan, making sure each is touching the foil and completely submerged in water, and let sit for a few minutes. Remove and wipe with a clean cloth and prepare to be dazzled by the shine of your once tarnished items.
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