[Jewelry making - Article 00234] - Re: [Orchid] Florida Brown Silver Tarnish

[Noel Yovovich]

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>     Am going to look for Speed Brite Cleaner...sounds like an easy
>     solution... 

    Just a reminder to those who own an anodizer (power suply for
    coloring titanium & niobium, I mean)-- you can reverse the
    terminals, put the cathode on the positive terminal, put it in a
    dish of cleaner, attach the negative to the silver piece, set the
    voltage to 10-12v, immerse it in the cleaner & turn on the power--
    you have an ionic cleaner. As our British friends say, works a
    treat! 

    I have read (in the archives?) you can rig one out of a wall wart,
    as well. The voltage is right. I haven't done it, as I have my
    trusty anodizer. 

Noel
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