[Jewelry making - Article 01108] - Re: [Orchid] Ionic cleaning or Electrolytic cleaning

[Lisa Gallagher]

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Tracy,

>     My set-up includes a battery charger, a stainless steel strip, a
>     plastic bucket filled with baking soda and water. 

    Could you by chance share in a little more detail what your ionic
    setup isi I had gotten instructions from someone a while back on how
    to create one at home, and although I don't recall the specifics now,
    it involved distilled water & Calgon. I couldn't find the Calgon
    variety that I thought I'd been told to get, so I got what I could,
    and when I tried to test it with a penny as suggested, it made the
    penny really gross. I never could get info again from her on what
    might have been wrong. Anyway, yours sounds a bit easier, so I was
    hoping maybe this is a good time to get new info & try again! 

Thanks,

Lisa
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