Silverware is great looking and impresses your friends. It will, however, lose its shine after a bit of use and need some attention. It isn't difficult to maintain your silverware and doesn't take a lot of time. Follow few tips by House Cleaning Florence to know more about how you can clean the silverware during house cleaning.

Aluminum Foil and Laundry Detergent:

When house cleaning, this trick can be used when there is a slight tarnished silverware.

• Line a bowl with aluminum foil and then add some hot water in it.

• Put 1 tablespoon of liquid laundry detergent and stir it.

• After that drop your silver items in the solution and leave it for a minute.

• Take out the silver items and rinse them with warm water and then lay them on a paper towel to get dry.

Cornflour and Water:

If your silver has lost its shine then this method will help your to restore it.

• When house cleaning, prepare a thick paste of corn flour and then apply it on the silverware.

• Let it get dry and then rub it off with a cloth or towel to polish the surface and restore the shine of your jewelry.

Hand Sanitizer:

For house cleaning, hand sanitizers are the best product if you want to clean the silverware.

• Put some hand sanitizer on towel and then rub it over the jewelry.

• The tarnish will be gone and shiny appearance will come back.

Toothpaste:

• Use a gel and non-abrasive toothpaste in this house cleaning process.

• Squeeze small amount of toothpaste on a cloth.

• Rub it on the jewelry or silverware to polish it and clean the tarnish or dirt.

• Let it sit for 5 minutes and then rinse off the toothpaste with water.

• You will get a shiny silverware.

Lemon-lime Soda:

If your silverware or jewelry has got tarnish then you need to:

• Soak it into the lemon-lime solution during house cleaning.

• After this take it out and rinse it with cold water and dry it with the paper towel or cloth.

• This only works with little tarnished silver items.

Ammonia and Water:

This is the best way to bring shine in your silver, jewelry or accessories during the house cleaning process.

• Prepare a solution of 1:2 ammonia and warm water.

• Soak your items in the liquid solution for 10 minutes maximum.

• After that take them out and wipe it with cloth and buff it with cotton cloth to polish the surface of the silverware.

Vinegar and Baking Soda:

For antique items this recipe is not suitable. Still it can be used to recover the lost shine and luster of your jewelry and silver items.

• When house cleaning, you need to put your items in the bowl and add vinegar along with baking soda.

• 4 baking soda tsp for 1 vinegar cup.

• Let it sit for 1 hour and then rise it with water and dry it with cloth.

➽For more great tips, call your local house cleaning Florence experts!