Jewellery Cleaner doesn’t have to be toxic!
I can’t believe I used to actually take my jewellery to a store and pay someone to chemically clean it!
I can’t believe I used to actually take my jewellery to a store and pay someone to chemically clean it!
Cleaning your jewellery is such a simple job you can do at home, which ticks all the boxes:
Easy Cheap Ingredients you already have in the cupboard Chemical free (no tox)Give it a try and let me know what you think!
Jewellery Cleaner
This easy jewellery cleaner using essential oils can be made at home and can help bring the shine and sparkle back to your favourite accessories. Keeping your jewellery bright and shiny doesn’t have to be a hassle anymore!
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RateMakes: 1 batch
Equipment
- Small bowl
- Old toothbrush
- Cotton pad
Ingredients
- 2 tbsp sodium bicarbonate
- 2 tbsp salt
- 1 cup warm water
Essential oils
- 10 drops Lime essential oil
Instructions
- Combine salt, sodium bicarbonate, and essential oil in a small bowl
- Add jewellery to the bowl
- Add warm water until your jewellery is covered
- Let sit for 5–10 minutes
- Using a toothbrush or cotton pad, scrub your jewellery until shine forms
- Rinse with warm water and let dry
Notes
As with any new DIY recipe, use your own judgement as to whether this will be suitable for your jewellery.
I've not had an issue yet, but I've not tried it on softer stones such as pearls etc. I'd suggest checking regularly during the soaking process to ensure you are happy with the results.
This recipe uses the following Ingredients
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Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda)
$12.00 – $22.00
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