Weiman Jewelry Polish Cleaner, Tarnish Remover Wipes - 20 Count - Use on Silver Jewelry Antique Silver Gold Brass Copper and Aluminum

It takes some time, but minimal effort to get your Sterling silver jewelry bright. Im extremely satisfied.

Does an effective job,yet not as damp as we’d like the wipes to be because I had to use more than one on an intricate charm bracelet.

My tarnished spoons look brand new. Very shiny!

I inherited silverware from my mom. Its badly tarnished after years of not using it. The wipes got some of the tarnish off but not all of it. Some of the serving spoons are decorated including holes. Impossible to get the cloth into the holes and it left them black. Some of the regular, undecorated pieces simply wouldnt come clean. If you clean your silver regularly, its probably OK. For antique silver, get something else. Also, this product is non-refundable.

I bought these because I hadn’t work my Tiffany jewelry in quite some time and they got really tarnished. They were practically black. I tried soaking them in baking soda and vinegar / aluminum and that didn’t work. Bought these and it cleaned it up in a matter of minutes. 10/10 recommend!! Last photo is a comparison - big bracelet was cleaned the small beaded bracelet wasn’t cleaned yet!

I just wanted something I did not need to carry a liquid bottle as travel at very high elevations and didnt want leaks. Do not think this works as well and takes a lot of rubbing to clean off a light discoloring but have noticed its staying shine longer

It has gotten all of my jewelry very shiny, and takes the oxidation right off.

I have spent the last 20 years cleaning this necklace and no matter what I did the ring around the middle got darker and darker but I love the old thing because it was specially made so I thought I would try something else. In the past I’ve tried polishes and liquid submersions but nothing worked even scrubbing did nothing. Within seconds of wiping one petal I noticed the cloth beginning to turn grey. I thought it can’t be that easy, so I brought out a spare cleaning toothbrush and scrubbed away at it. Lo and behold three darkly stained cleaning wipes later and the flower pendant was looking a whole lot different. It has a strong smell but that’s to be expected, it wasn’t overpowering or headache inducing or anything, and I couldn’t smelly it once it was chucked in the rubbish bin. I ended up shining up my rings as well. Suddenly wish I had more silver around to polish.

Gave these a try to clean up tarnished silver jewelry. None of it was too bad, but after using the cloth on each piece, I could definitely see the difference! Much easier to use than polish, especially on small rings and earrings!

It cleaned well for silverware but would prefer liquid for jewel.ry.