We are now on Day 59 of the lockdown, and can you believe that we stayed indoors for this long and still counting. This morning as I was getting myself ready for the day I gazed outside the window and thought of how time passed by so quickly. I was trying to recall the first day when the government ordered the lockdown.
We were at work and the memo from our head office stated that we need to go home to comply with the government's directives. March 17, 2020, was the last time I was out of the house. Since then I never left nor stepped out...with that I had a lot of time in the house and was able to check on things, from my things down to the things I wasn't able to check because we were busy at work and time then were so limited.
One of which was my jewelry box containing my sterling silver accessories, I kept all of them in a separate box from the gold accessories, and when I checked some of them were already tarnished!
Now is the perfect time to do some DIY cleaning with these pair of earrings.
I have not worn these for many years and kept it, as you can see the tarnished color.
You will be needing the following:
1. Ample amount of baking soda.
2. An old toothbrush with a soft bristle.
3. Tap water to soften the baking soda.
4. A flat container dish.
Rub the baking soda to the silver earrings with water.
Gently brush the baking soda to the earrings and you will notice the changes.
I left it soaked in the baking soda with water for less than an hour, repeating the process of brushing it gently.
Rinse with water and pat dry it with a clean cloth.
Before After
You can see the big difference between the two.


I was able to wear it again and this time at home not at a party, haha!
And the best part of it was I didn't spend much money to have it clean, I did not buy any chemicals for cleaning, or have it professionally done!
I had no idea there was a natural way! I am going to bookmark this!
ReplyDeleteOh nice, I'll try this out for sure. I have many pieces that I need to clean up!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is an incredible difference. I have never taken the time to clean my jewelry but I have a box full that defiantly needs some scrubbing. That is a great project to do while we are staying at home.
ReplyDeleteI've used this method before and it does work perfectly.
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Baking soda is one of my favorite household products, but never thought to use it for silver. Great tip!
ReplyDeleteI've never knew how to clean tarnished silver. However, your way is pretty simple and the result is outstanding! :)
ReplyDeleteYour post is really helpful. Looking forward to giving your tips a try.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing, I will for sure be using this tip! Thankyou for sharing
ReplyDeleteGlad that I have everything on the list needed at home right now. Might do some jewelry cleaning soon.
ReplyDeleteWho knew it was so easy to clean silver this way! I definitely have some jewelry that could use a good cleaning like this so I will have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea this method could be used. Your results speak for themselves. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour earrings are super cute! I have several sterling silver pieces that are in need of polishes so I'll be using your technique on them!
ReplyDeleteSince you have shared this you have inspired me to clean all my jewelry. It is amazing what a little polish can do.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great remedy for the rusty jewelry. I got to used this in my accessories too.
ReplyDeleteI have some earrings from my mom that are tarnished. I'll have to try this, I always thought that I needed silver polish to clean them.
ReplyDeleteWow it is just amazing to know...This DIY way is really very helpful for every of us... i have heard something about it before but wasn't sure but now results are before me .... its simply great... (World in Eyes)
ReplyDeleteWow! This is awesome and can really save time and money. I will definitely let my wife know about this.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip! Now I know how to clean a tarnished silver!
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Thanks for this genius hack! This helps to bring back life of our old silver jewelries :)
ReplyDeleteWell, here in the Philippines this idea is great!!! I love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is really interesting! I never knew this.
ReplyDeleteWow thanks for sharing this. I have some silver neckless that needs to be cleaned. I will definitely try this method.
ReplyDeleteWow this makes a huge difference and really brings these pieces back to life. Thanks so much for sharing
ReplyDeleteLaura x
I just recently threw out some jewelry because it was tarnished. Now I know what to do to keep it for a longer period of time. It really is a difference.
ReplyDeleteOh thats really nice!! Thanks for your tips..result is outstanding
ReplyDeleteI have learnt something really new and interesting. Now I need to go and clean up my silver earrings.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very useful way of cleaning silverware. I will share this with my friends.
ReplyDeleteInteresting tip. So simple and super easy to clean silver now as Baking soda is always available at home.
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely a good skill to have, what a difference it made
ReplyDeleteBaking soda is a gods gift to mankind. It cleans anything. And when it is mixed with viniger you can clean rust of of things
ReplyDeletehi
ReplyDeleteindeed a useful post and i was amazed to seethe way they shone at the end of the entire exercise. Lockdown has indeed made us to relook at the old ways of sorting our stuff
Great tip this is awesome for cleaning silver!
ReplyDeleteWow! That worked really well, and was such a simple process!
ReplyDeleteBaking soda is one item that I make sure I never run out of. I love it's versatility.
ReplyDeleteAre you serious? How did I not know this? Thanks for sharing and bringing life to my silver items.
ReplyDeleteInteresting tips. I never knew you could use baking soda to clean silver!
ReplyDeleteUsing baking soda is a genius hack! You can also use baking soda to whiten your teeth :)
ReplyDeleteYes, time flies really fast! Thank you for sharing this tip. Now I can clean my silver necklace and rings!
ReplyDeleteWhat? This is soo good. I threw away my earrings last night cause I felt it was so ugly. Lol. So glad I found this. Gonna clean my jewelry. Thanks girl
ReplyDeleteThe results of this look fantastic! I am sure some of my jewelry can use this, I will have to check when I get home. Thanks for sharing this.
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