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Continue reading to learn how to maintain gold’s luster, shine, and appeal, and keep it looking like new for years to come.
Cleaning Gold
It is vital to use the correct cleaning products and techniques when cleaning gold. One wrong move can jeopardize the integrity of gold’s luster and attractiveness. Always check labels and never use anything with harsh chemicals, alcohol, ammonia, or peroxide. Here is an easy and effective method to cleaning gold that will be safe for your jewelry and other gold commodities, alike:
Soap and Water
Use a mild dish-washing detergent, preferably liquid form, and mix it with clean warm water. Pour a moderate amount of this solution into a shallow bowl. Next, submerge the gold in the bowl and add a few more drops of the dish-washing liquid. These are mild enough for cleaning gold. Once your gold is in the water, use your fingers or a cotton ball to gently wipe down all surface areas. Then remove from water and wipe clean with a cotton rag or cloth. Do not use tissue. Allow your gold to dry in an open space overnight, and then polish it with a microfiber cloth the next morning. Product suggestions include Dove or Ivory dish detergents. Do not use baking soda under any circumstances!
If you have gold items that you no longer need or want, consider trading them for cash at your local metal recycling center. They offer cash-on-the-spot for anyone that has gold to sell or recycle. They accept jewelry and all other gold commodities. They also buy all other precious metals and common metals, like silver, platinum, copper, aluminum, iron, steel, and much more.
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