💎 Gleaming Results: Goddard's 10 oz. Silver Care Liquid Dip Review

This is the second time I order this item from this seller and it is NOT GODARDS SILVER DIP. I called Goddard and reported the sale of counterfeit products. This product should have a very strong odor and attack black deposits on silver. The one they sold me smells faintly of alcohol and doesn't work. Stay away.

It is important to read the warning labels on this product. It cannot be returned as it is a flammable substance. While it works as advertised, risks don't guarantee rewards. This product is suspected of causing cancer, infertility and harm to the unborn child. It is toxic to aquatic life and has long-term effects. It even says it shouldn't come into contact with the skin! See attached photo.

I can't believe how well this worked! A minute after I put on the tarnished bracelet, I saw a change, everything was without tarnish. It has an unpleasant sulfur smell, but I think it's a cleaning agent and wasn't expecting it to smell like roses. I fished it out with a fork and never had to touch the product; I immediately washed it in hot water and soap, the smell is gone. I wish I had tried this a few years ago. In the picture you can see a big difference.

This anti-tarnish liquid removes dark and blackened spots on delicate silver objects such as filigree work and small decorative details such as baroque silver handles. Buy enough so you can decant, use and keep what hasn't been lost. Use for small silver Christmas tree ornaments or decorations but not for large/smooth items like sterling silver trays where cream or polish works best. Put on kitchen gloves. The aroma is not pleasant. Heavily tarnished items may require multiple dips. When you're

This is a standard sulphurous slurry available at any store. Maybe not this brand, but this one doesn't clean any worse or better than the ones you can buy at Target. The label on the bottle was completely destroyed and the bottle itself was submerged in liquid. This should be common otherwise they wouldn't have to put it in a plastic bag. Since only 1/4 of the substance remained in the bottle upon receipt, this turned out to be a rather cumbersome and expensive purchase. Silver mortar that I…

I moved to the US from the UK a few years ago and couldn't remember the jewelry cleaner I've used at home all my life. I found it here by accident and was very satisfied. I used this many years ago and could never find anything comparable to my time in the US. All you have to do is literally count to 10 and then go upstairs to see the wonderfully shiny piece of jewellery. love love love Only thing is it didn't come with a basket or anything, so I used garden wire/craft wire, hung it on the part

I've been using Goddard's Silver Care Liquid Dip for a few years now and love it. However, you must ensure that the jewelry is real sterling silver and not plated as this will remove the plating. Even if your silver is platinum plated, it can remove the platinum plating and make the jewelry look washed out grey. The vacuum cleaner stinks to high heaven, but I don't mind because I don't hold the lid open long enough for the smell to become unpleasant. Just dip the jewelry in the solution for a…

Goddard's Silver Care Liquid Dip - 10 oz. I have used this product on a number of occasions to clean a large sterling silver service when it has become very tarnished and would highly recommend it. I have a procedure that makes the job very easy and very effective. I'm writing this because many reviewers end up using a toothbrush to clean crevices and corners. I recommend pouring the entire jar of tarnish remover into a glass baking pan and then using a soft brush, starting at the top of the…

Goddard's silver solution works the same as Wright's solution AND IS A GREAT PRICE. THIS IS A REFILL - NOT A BASKET. Didn't realize it, but luckily I washed out my "glasses" with old cleaners and used a silver dipping glass. Please remember this product works excellently on sterling silver by removing some of the silver. BEWARE OF THE SILVER PLATE. YOU CAN, and probably will, lose the SILVER PLATING. If the object you are cleaning is very dull, I think you should use a cream or liquid that…

I rarely write a product review - this review was amazing and I felt the need to share how well it works. The rest of the reviews are correct, the smell is there, but not sharp. You're too worried about how well it works that you forget about the smell! I have attached photos of an antique tea set that we are cleaning. Up to the high pot you can see the difference between cream and sugar bowls. They used to be as dark as a pot. Note the spout on the pot - it has been submerged in the solution…

Goddard's Silver Care Liquid Dip - 10 oz. I have used this product several times to clean a large silver service when it was badly tarnished and would highly recommend it. I have a procedure that makes the job very easy and very effective. I'm writing this because many reviewers end up using a toothbrush to clean crevices and corners. I recommend pouring an entire can of tarnish remover into a glass baking dish, then using a soft brush, starting at the top of the product, apply the liquid to…