Tea Set

Tea Set

What is the best way to clean and polish an antique silver tea set?

I have this silver tea and coffee set that I would like to start use. How do I clean after i use that soap and water or immediately? Also how often I have to polish it and what should be used for it?

This is really three questions, so that there are three answers. For appearance purposes, remove the tarnish in the following way: Most http://chemistry.about.com/cs/howtos/ht/silverdip.htm tea sets have intricate designs on the outside, so using a dip method will save time in restoring appearance. What often to polish it - well, that depends on how they are stored and how often you use it. See the following link: http://www.silversmithing.com/care.htm also be depends on the amount to invest in tarnish prevention devices like the fabric of the Pacific. For purposes of health / safety, there can be no waste area, coffee, sugar, cream / cream and lemon. To avoid contamination of the flavor of the next batch of ingredients, the soap and water is required. Elements such as Cream sugar and can attract ants as well as the wear and tear over time.

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