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On hydrogen peroxide as jewelry cleaner
The jewelry in the world will be dusty and lose its brilliance for a long time. To restore its luster, the method of cleaning is very important. Today there is hydrogen peroxide, which is quite effective when cleaning jewelry.
Hydrogen peroxide is lively and has the power of oxidation. Jewelry is mostly made of gold, silver, pearl jade and other materials, which are daily contaminated with oil, sweat and other filth. Using hydrogen peroxide as a detergent can use its oxidation energy to decompose filth and make it easy to remove.
When using, take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide solution and put it in a clean container. Place the jewelry lightly inside and wait for a while. Depending on the degree of stain on the jewelry, set the soaking time. If the stain is light, it can be done in a moment; if the stain is heavy, it will be delayed for a while. During this period, hydrogen peroxide can be seen quietly interacting with the filth, or fine bubbles may appear, which is the appearance of an oxidation reaction.
After soaking, take out the jewelry, rinse it gently with water, and remove the residual solution. Then use a clean soft cloth and wipe it carefully, and the jewelry will regain its luster and shine.
Use it with caution. Hydrogen peroxide is corrosive to a certain extent. Although it is not a big problem in common jewelry materials, it may be damaged when it encounters fragile or special materials, such as jewelry inlaid with some fragile gemstones. Therefore, before use, it is advisable to test it in a hidden place of the jewelry to see if there is any abnormality. And when operating, avoid the solution splashing into the eyes or touching the skin to prevent burns.
Using hydrogen peroxide as a jewelry cleaner can make jewelry beautiful again. Use it wisely and carefully to enjoy its benefits without damaging the treasure.
The jewelry in the world will be dusty and lose its brilliance for a long time. To restore its luster, the method of cleaning is very important. Today there is hydrogen peroxide, which is quite effective when cleaning jewelry.
Hydrogen peroxide is lively and has the power of oxidation. Jewelry is mostly made of gold, silver, pearl jade and other materials, which are daily contaminated with oil, sweat and other filth. Using hydrogen peroxide as a detergent can use its oxidation energy to decompose filth and make it easy to remove.
When using, take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide solution and put it in a clean container. Place the jewelry lightly inside and wait for a while. Depending on the degree of stain on the jewelry, set the soaking time. If the stain is light, it can be done in a moment; if the stain is heavy, it will be delayed for a while. During this period, hydrogen peroxide can be seen quietly interacting with the filth, or fine bubbles may appear, which is the appearance of an oxidation reaction.
After soaking, take out the jewelry, rinse it gently with water, and remove the residual solution. Then use a clean soft cloth and wipe it carefully, and the jewelry will regain its luster and shine.
Use it with caution. Hydrogen peroxide is corrosive to a certain extent. Although it is not a big problem in common jewelry materials, it may be damaged when it encounters fragile or special materials, such as jewelry inlaid with some fragile gemstones. Therefore, before use, it is advisable to test it in a hidden place of the jewelry to see if there is any abnormality. And when operating, avoid the solution splashing into the eyes or touching the skin to prevent burns.
Using hydrogen peroxide as a jewelry cleaner can make jewelry beautiful again. Use it wisely and carefully to enjoy its benefits without damaging the treasure.
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