ARMYWIFE369AR
Rough_Rock
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- Nov 10, 2002
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Hello.
Here is my formula for shining up me and husbands wedding rings.
I have a 16 stone, princess cut diamond wedding ring set in gold, and he has a 5 stone white gold/yellow gold setting.
My mixture is the following, and it has worked well for us getting that dirt and oil off my husbands (he is a mechanic in the US Army and he get D-I-R-T-Y!!!!!!
4 Tablespoons of glass cleaner
1 Tablespoon of ammonia
water
I use an old jewelry cleaner kit I recieved from a jewelry store. Put the chemicals in the container, fill the rest up with water.
Microwave (without rings) for 10-20 seconds, to warm the water.
Place rings in and let them soak for a few minutes. Wash gently with an old toothbrush. Let them soak for a few more minutes.
Rinse off with cool water and pat dry with a soft cotton towel.
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This is an awesome mixture and it has had our wedding ring sparkling bright since the day we got married!
Does anyone else have any other "formulas" of how to clean wedding rings?
I am always open to suggestions to make our ring shine!!!!!!
ARMYWIFE369AR
Here is my formula for shining up me and husbands wedding rings.
I have a 16 stone, princess cut diamond wedding ring set in gold, and he has a 5 stone white gold/yellow gold setting.
My mixture is the following, and it has worked well for us getting that dirt and oil off my husbands (he is a mechanic in the US Army and he get D-I-R-T-Y!!!!!!
4 Tablespoons of glass cleaner
1 Tablespoon of ammonia
water
I use an old jewelry cleaner kit I recieved from a jewelry store. Put the chemicals in the container, fill the rest up with water.
Microwave (without rings) for 10-20 seconds, to warm the water.
Place rings in and let them soak for a few minutes. Wash gently with an old toothbrush. Let them soak for a few more minutes.
Rinse off with cool water and pat dry with a soft cotton towel.
______________
This is an awesome mixture and it has had our wedding ring sparkling bright since the day we got married!
Does anyone else have any other "formulas" of how to clean wedding rings?
I am always open to suggestions to make our ring shine!!!!!!
ARMYWIFE369AR
