All I can say is unbelievable. I would have never believed this until I tried it myself. My friend Claudia told me about this and I was highly skeptical. Every Friday night we have a nice Shabbat meal. I like to set my table beautifully and like to change the tablescape often. Sometimes I set the table in silver and light blue. Keeping the silver clean can be a daunting task. My eyes popped out of my head when I tried this. I could not believe how fast this worked on my silverware. I have not tried it yet on pitchers, bowls, candlesticks etc.
So for those of you who have been blessed with real silver and appreciate its beauty, here the fast and easty way to clean your silverware. I will write about two ways to do this. I was warned that there was a chemical smell so I opted to adapt this to my outside sink.
You will need
- heavy duty tin foiil
- baking soda
- boiling hot water
First line your sink with tin foil (or line a large casserole dish with tin foil). Boil a quart of water. Place silverware on top of foil. Cover silverware with baking soda.
Pour boiling water over the silverware and voila in seconds the silverware is clean. It is the interacting with the tin foil that cleans it. This will not work if you do not use tin foil.
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