When you’re done, keep the baking soda handy to clean the stovetop. Pro tip: Experts on antique silver warn against using this chemical reaction to clean silver heirlooms. This method is best ...

Despite your best efforts to take care of your silverware, over time your forks, knives, spoons, and other utensils will eventually become dull and tarnished-looking. Annoyingly, removing the tarnish ...

“The safest way to clean your rings at home is with warm water and a mild dish soap—I use Ivory,” Elizabeth Doyle of Doyle & Doyle, an antique jewelry store in New York’s Meatpacking District, tells ...

4. Dry and shine your silver with a jewellery cloth or polishing gloves. This will eliminate tarnish and restore shine. White vinegar and baking soda: This gentle cleaning method is excellent for ...

Do not submerge any antique or vintage glass item into standing ... Don’t be overzealous when cleaning silver pieces — including silver plate. Basically, as you clean or polish sterling ...