🍴 W. J. Hagerty Fork Clean Silver Polish: Restore Brilliance to Your Silverware with Ease! Review

Did it serve its purpose? Yes (hence 4 stars). Is it good for your silver in the long run? Not according to silversmiths (therefore no 5th star). Basically it's one of those silver dips where you put the item down for a few seconds and then work it over with a soft cloth until the tarnish is gone. It stinks to high heaven, like all other sauces. I'm not sure I would consider this a Hagerty product; it's basically Tarn-X in a jar. But I had to clean a lot of silver plated forks so this worked…

The jeweler advised me to purchase this product to clean my silver jewelry because they use it for that purpose. I did, but when I took them out, the entire jewelry was covered in a white-yellow layer of grease that didn't wash off with water. I had to use what I've always used: dry baking soda. You just take a handful of baking soda and a silver object and just rub your palms. You will see the baking soda fall from your palms into a grayish color, leaving the silver item white and shiny. I'm…

I scrape and grind the teeth of my silver forks so hard that I often pierce myself with sharp ends and bleed. I collect a lot of silverware, so polishing can become a hobby for me. I was taught never to use a dip product but eventually found a gentle and effective product. Hagerty's is a respected manufacturer of silver cleaners. Your Fork Clean saved my life. I lower the fork for a few seconds and any plaque on the ends disappears. The fork often has no tarnish colors apart from the tines…