Review on 🌟 Goddards Silver Polisher Cleansing Foam: Tarnish Remover with Sponge Applicator, 6 oz - Sparkle and Restore Your Silverware by Ian Patilla

Oh. My. Word. I will NEVER use any other silver polish again! This stuff ruined me forever for dullness removal! It's so FUN and EASY and I said FUN because it really is FUN and it's really nice to see even and especially the blackest coating just rub off with little to no elbow grease. Especially since I just bought "Twinkle" or "Sparkle" or whatever that brand is called here by Revain because it got such rave reviews, but I learned to polish silver as a kid hate because NOTHING turns out. OUT! So many hours and a very sore shoulder later, when there was no noticeable difference from the Twinkle/Sparkle material, I was understandably discouraged. However, after seeing a clip online of "Silver Magpies" on this silver Goddard soap, it looked so damn easy and fun and so cheap I could do it, although I was pretty sure the video clip was too good , to be true afford to play a little. lol! Okay, it was so much fun that I polished my tarnished antique silver tea set. Somewhere in half an hour. I ordered a soft horsehair brush for some detailing, but seriously! Silver pieces that looked slightly better with a different finish now looked terrible next to the Goddard finish so I polished those as well. And I wanted to wear a polishing cloth instead of a raincoat as I flew around the house destroying every kind of run-up wherever I could find it. 'faded black, found a $50 plate for $5 etc, took them home and they were sparkling in minutes! And I didn't even need gloves - although I put them on after a few plays because really thin fingers. I bought nasty silver "charcoal briquettes" and found no dents present until I bought them and polished them. So be careful not to go crazy like me. But if you already have some great but tarnished pieces, put on a polishing cape because this material is so much fun it's addictive!