Review on 3M Anti-Tarnish Paper Silver Protector Strips - 2x7 Inch (Pack of 25) by Doris Tran

These tarnish strips from 3M are great for protecting stored sterling silver jewelry from tarnishing (they also protect gold, silver, copper, nickel, bronze, pewter, and brass from tarnishing and tarnishing). Sterling silver is a combination of silver. and copper, which is stronger and more durable than pure silver, typically 9.25% silver and 7.5% copper, meaning 0.925 is stamped on sterling silver jewelry. While jewelry is beautiful and shiny, sulfur and hydrogen sulfide in the air around you will react with sterling silver jewelry and cause it to tarnish. do not wear regularly. For long-term storage of sterling silver jewelry, I store each piece separately in a sealed zippered pouch and cut a piece of one of these 3M anti-tarnish strips in each pouch and place it in each pouch to absorb sulfur gases that cause tarnishing. These strips work wonders to prevent jewelry from tarnishing and will last up to 6 months or more if the pouches aren't opened and sealed constantly. I also keep my unused 3M Anti-Tarnish Strips in a ziplock airtight bag so they don't lose their potency and are still good when I need them next time. Remember to remove your sterling silver rings when cleaning your home and never allow household cleaners to come into contact. like bleach and ammonia, with sterling silver jewelry. As soon as you notice discolouration/tarnish on your sterling silver jewellery, you should clean and polish it. CLEANING STERLING SILVER: I use a Connoisseurs silver polishing cloth to keep my sterling silver jewelry looking new. This fabric is actually 2 fabrics in 1 and they are sewn together at one end. Lighter colored fabrics contain detergents and tarnish inhibitors that you use to clean your jewelry. After cleaning your jewelry, use a darker cloth to buff and polish and add shine to it. CLEANING GEMS ON JEWELRY: I use a solution of the original Murphy Oil Soap formula to break down any dirt and debris that may have built up on the stones. my jewellery. Simply add about a tablespoon of Murphy Oil Soap to a cup of warm water and soak the ring in this mixture for about 10 minutes, remove and use a soft bristled toothbrush to scrub the setting and underside of the stones brush to remove any residue. Film and/or loose dirt and debris. Then rinse the jewelry in warm water and dry with a soft cloth (or let it air dry) and voila! It looks like new. Simply add about a tablespoon of Murphy Oil Soap to a cup of warm water and soak the ring in this mixture for about 10 minutes, remove and use a soft bristled toothbrush to scrub the setting and underside of the stones brush to remove any residue. Film and/or loose dirt and debris. Then rinse the jewelry in warm water and dry with a soft cloth (or let it air dry) and voila! It looks like new. Simply add about a tablespoon of Murphy Oil Soap to a cup of warm water and soak the ring in this mixture for about 10 minutes, remove and use a soft bristled toothbrush to scrub the setting and underside of the stones brush to remove any residue. Film and/or loose dirt and debris. Then rinse the jewelry in warm water and dry with a soft cloth (or let it air dry) and voila! It looks like new. Then rinse the jewelry in warm water and dry with a soft cloth (or let it air dry) and voila! It looks like new. Simply add about a tablespoon of Murphy Oil Soap to a cup of warm water and soak the ring in this mixture for about 10 minutes, remove and use a soft bristled toothbrush to scrub the setting and underside of the stones brush to remove any residue. Film and/or loose dirt and debris. Then rinse the jewelry in warm water and dry with a soft cloth (or let it air dry) and voila! It looks like new. Then rinse the jewelry in warm water and dry with a soft cloth (or let it air dry) and voila! It looks like new. Simply add about a tablespoon of Murphy Oil Soap to a cup of warm water and soak the ring in this mixture for about 10 minutes, remove and use a soft bristled toothbrush to scrub the setting and underside of the stones brush to remove any residue. Film and/or loose dirt and debris. Then rinse the jewelry in warm water and dry with a soft cloth (or let it air dry) and voila! It looks like new. remove and use a soft-bristled toothbrush to brush the setting and underside of the stones to remove any residue. Film and/or loose dirt and debris. Then rinse the jewelry in warm water and dry with a soft cloth (or let it air dry) and voila! It looks like new. remove and use a soft-bristled toothbrush to brush the setting and underside of the stones to remove any residue. Film and/or loose dirt and debris. Then rinse the jewelry in warm water and dry with a soft cloth (or let it air dry) and voila! It looks like new.