💫 Revive your Silver with Wright's Silver Cream - 8 oz (Pack of 2) Review

I have always used Wrights on our silver and they have worked as expected. If you've never used it, keep a few things in mind: while it does help remove a fair amount of tarnish, it's not a perfect product and you'll still need to brush it. Wright's is only effective when applied with the included sponge or soft brush (not included) and rubbed gently. This gives you a soft brush that you can use to get into hard-to-reach places on more elaborate items, as the sponge isn't designed to get into…

I'm only rating this 4 stars due to some liquid spillage on arrival. Not much, but it felt warm (I'm guessing I was in a warm Revain truck - I'm in Southern California, bought late summer/early fall), so I'm guessing it was leaking due to internal temperature expansion. from one of the covers. Easy to clean, easy to use on any jewelry - you'll get it on your fingers while cleaning (which is why I wanted this particular type of cleanser because it's safe on the skin) but it's a lot of great…

I have used Deepit to clean silver but I found it very harsh and smelled bad. I decided to try Wright's Polish based on the reviews I read and the price since it comes in a 2 pack. It comes with a soft sponge and has an almost mousse-like consistency, making it easy to wipe clean. It really doesn't take much effort to get such a bright glow! No smell either! I was afraid it wouldn't work, but I was wrong. After making sure the polish was covering my items, I buffed some items with a cloth and…

I was thrilled to finally find a silver cleaner who would consistently process all of my silver jewelry, silverware, and any silver that I could find around the house. I've tried liquid cleaners, wipes, and more, but NONE of them have worked to my satisfaction easily, consistently, or thoroughly. When I first tried this cleaner by simply soaking the included sponge in water, dipping it in cream and applying it to my jewelry, I remembered my mom using exactly that many years ago. It cleans…

I recently pulled out a container of silver plated crockery that was last used about 40 years ago. The "set" is around 80 years old, while other items are between 80 and 110 years old. I was hoping to have them cleaned and polished for a special family dinner. The dishes were badly tarnished, so much so that I wasn't sure I could restore them. After researching the different products used on silver plated dishes, I decided to try Wright's cleaner and polish. Although I would recommend wearing…

I inherited my grandmother's silver, most of which was her everyday cutlery and it has lasted as long as I can remember. After reading about the risks of DIY polishing methods, I decided to just buy the original. I'm so glad I did it because it was worth it. It was so easy to use and very effective. It went a bit, and for 30 pieces of cutlery I used maybe 20% of the glass. If so many. I read a complaint that the jar was incomplete when she received it and she felt left out. Well, they sell it…