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stubs
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4th Oct 06 at 23:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Whats the best way to clean gold jewelry?

Is there something I can soak it in? or is it best to send it off to a jewelers for a going over?


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Buy a brand-name liquid jewelry cleaners found in many stores. Cleaning instructions vary depending on the kit, so read the label and follow its instructions.
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wish i had some gold to clean
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quote:
Originally posted by mav
coke


You know, I'd heard about something silly like that before.. but I thought it was vinegar for some reason!

Does it really work though? or am I just gonna fuck up a potential glass of scotch & coke?

[Edited on 04-10-2006 by stubs]
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hmm im sure thats silver.
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quote:
Originally posted by Lawrah
Buy a brand-name liquid jewelry cleaners found in many stores. Cleaning instructions vary depending on the kit, so read the label and follow its instructions.


Do you just leave it to soak? I can't be arsed fiddling with it.. would rather just pay someone to do that
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Lawrah
Buy a brand-name liquid jewelry cleaners found in many stores. Cleaning instructions vary depending on the kit, so read the label and follow its instructions


Do you just leave it to soak? I can't be arsed fiddling with it.. would rather just pay someone to do that
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4th Oct 06 at 23:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Ok, I mean.. can you get one that you just leave to soak?
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You more than likey have 2 clean it slightly, with a toothbrush or something. try a household cleaning detergant, nothing with bleech
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would you like to do it for me? I'm lazy
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no gold is for chavs
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Put some scotch in a glass, and the jewellery in there with it. give it a stir occasionally and it'll clean it up nicely.
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then swallow it
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quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Put some scotch in a glass, and the jewellery in there with it. give it a stir occasionally and it'll clean it up nicely.


HEY! I can handle Mav tryin to waste my coke.. but you trying to waste my whiskey is another thing!!

But serious, will that be ok?
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quote:
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no gold is for chavs


Bit of a wide assumption isn't it?
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deffo....so if you wear anything gold you are a 'chav'
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quote:
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quote:
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no gold is for chavs


Bit of a wide assumption isn't it?


yes. so ?
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quote:
Originally posted by stubs
quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Put some scotch in a glass, and the jewellery in there with it. give it a stir occasionally and it'll clean it up nicely.


HEY! I can handle Mav tryin to waste my coke.. but you trying to waste my whiskey is another thing!!

But serious, will that be ok?


Yes, I've used it to clean a gold chain and my ring.

Yes, har har, Ash cleans his ring with whiskey, lar dee daa.
stubs
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...so, if you're a female from Scotland you're a slag?
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quote:
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...so, if you're a female from Scotland you're a slag?


99.9% of the time
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quote:
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...so, if you're a female from Scotland you're a slag?


99.9% of the time


I was only joking.. My mum's from Scotland, and I have cousins there too & they're not slags!!
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bahahah you said it son
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quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
quote:
Originally posted by stubs
quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Put some scotch in a glass, and the jewellery in there with it. give it a stir occasionally and it'll clean it up nicely.


HEY! I can handle Mav tryin to waste my coke.. but you trying to waste my whiskey is another thing!!

But serious, will that be ok?


Yes, I've used it to clean a gold chain and my ring.

Yes, har har, Ash cleans his ring with whiskey, lar dee daa.


I swear I will be billing you for my Jonnie Walker Red if it don't work!

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