Review on Versatile Metal Cleaning Towel - The Ultimate Miracle Cloth for All-Purpose Use by Julie Jones

I have been using them for many years. I've used them on high carbon swords, solid gold and silver, brass and bronze mixed compositions. They absolutely work very well and require a lot less effort than any other product I've tried (and I've tried a lot). I've feared for years that one day they might stop her. I've never used them for anything other than metals. Below is the best method I found and it's easy. First the fabric turns black. Don't worry, just keep using it, even for the black parts. Once it turns black, it actually works better. Simply wipe everything you clean with the same cloth or use more if you find it necessary. He, your hands and the thing to be cleaned turn black. When each part is rubbed, use a towel (which you don't really need) and wipe everything down. Do the same thing but start with a clean piece of fabric. Wipe it again. Take the item you just polished to the sink and wash it and your hands with soap and water at the same time. At this point you will see that it really shines. Then use another towel (any kind this time because it's clean) to dry it off. You will have a well polished item with no tarnish and totally shiny! I burned a very old orthodox incense that had not been cleaned for decades. This lasted several hours and was covered all over with years of tarnishing, charcoal and incense. When I picked it up the priest pulled me aside and politely asked if I had found the same burner again and just bought it! In fact, he saw it as entirely new. And it definitely looked new. If you have old metal and use this product as said (depending on the lack of maintenance you may have to repeat the steps) you will end up with a brand new one that is so shiny it is difficult to directly view the result. .