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jcslady Posted:

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so i took my e-ring to fortunoff to get cleaned and they said they could not do it because we didn't buy the stone there just the setting

so............................ anyone know something i can clean it with?
i heard polident works? anyone ever try it?
futuremrsfab Posted:

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thats so silly- but most jewelry stores will do it for free- just walk in and look like you want to purchase something and then ask them
JTsGal829 Posted:

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i've never tried it but i hear that too. My friend's mom also said she uses a toothbrush and toothpaste but i haven't tired it yet either. There was a post a few days ago about cleaning jewelery.. i'll see if i can find it
musicgrl79 Posted:

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good old soap and water, and run it under very hot steamy water. that will get it sparkling!

yelley77 Posted:

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Posted by JTsGal829

i've never tried it but i hear that too. My friend's mom also said she uses a toothbrush and toothpaste but i haven't tired it yet either. There was a post a few days ago about cleaning jewelery.. i'll see if i can find it


That is true!! it works, just don't use whitening toothpaste!
xXxNovember08xXx Posted:

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hot water.. rubbing alcohol and an old toothbrush...


ill go clean my ring now!
hb123 Posted:

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I soak mine overnight in glass cleaner. (windex)
kristi313 Posted:

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just go to any jewelry store, they'll do it for nothing

Soon2BMrsD Posted:

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windex and water heated up in the microwave till it steams a little.. then let it sit for 5-10 min it comes out SOOOOOO Shinny!!

LT708 Posted:

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I actually did it this morning. A tooth brush and dial dish soap gets it as sparkley (spelling??) as it is when i get it done professionally.

RadiantBride Posted:

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I use the jewelry cleaner.
Also go into any store and say you are looking for a matching wedding band and they clean it for free (without you even asking)
smplynluv Posted:

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Posted by Soon2BMrsD

windex and water heated up in the microwave till it steams a little.. then let it sit for 5-10 min it comes out SOOOOOO Shinny!!


I do this too but after I take it out i still brush a little with a toothbrush in those hard to reach spots. Also, you can steam it clean if you have an espresso machine. Just don't burn yourself! hehe
FutureMrsRice Posted:

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I use the ring cleaner that I got from BB&B. It's in a red bottle and you just drop your ring in it and let it sit for a few minutes. It even comes with it's own little brush
Kris109 Posted:

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I use baking soda, water, and a toothbrush...works great...

LT708 Posted:

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Posted by Nelly

I use the jewelry cleaner.
Also go into any store and say you are looking for a matching wedding band and they clean it for free (without you even asking)


HAHA! that is a good idea. i didn't know. I think i'll have to schedule some 'ring shopping' once a month
JTsGal829 Posted:

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Posted by yelley77

Posted by JTsGal829

i've never tried it but i hear that too. My friend's mom also said she uses a toothbrush and toothpaste but i haven't tired it yet either. There was a post a few days ago about cleaning jewelery.. i'll see if i can find it


That is true!! it works, just don't use whitening toothpaste!


that makes sense.. thanks for the heads up .. you're a great BOTW
JTsGal829 Posted:

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Posted by FutureMrsRice

I use the ring cleaner that I got from BB&B. It's in a red bottle and you just drop your ring in it and let it sit for a few minutes. It even comes with it's own little brush


that's what i've always used to clean my stuff.. it always made everything super shiny!!
Mici n KC Posted:

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Posted by FutureMrsRice

I use the ring cleaner that I got from BB&B. It's in a red bottle and you just drop your ring in it and let it sit for a few minutes. It even comes with it's own little brush


I use something like this too.

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