semi-NWR: Home jewelry cleaner?

TheFutureMrsM-LoungingBeachside

I'm thinking about getting one of those home jewelry steamers/cleaners.  Anyone have one that they can recommend?

Nebb

Were you in a contest for the sn with the most letters or something?

TheSaltyPeanut

bwahahah

Brie2010

I have this one.  It's cheap and it rocks.  I fill it with half hot water, half windex and it cleans my rings and FI's nasty glasses really well: http://www.amazon.com/Professional-Ultrasonic-Jewelry-Eyeglass-Cleaning/dp/B001DKDAVW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=miscellaneous&qid=1257198392&sr=8-2

georgia_bride09

I use Windex.

J&K10910

I just use the cleaning solution I bought from my jeweler.  And I get it cleaned there every couple months.  It works fine and it's cheap.

Mrs.B6302007

I just soak mine in a bit of hydrogen peroxide (ew, you should see the scum that bubbles out) and then use a bit of white vinegar and a toothbrush

TheFutureMrsM-LoungingBeachside

Were you in a contest for the sn with the most letters or something? I was but I lost because I failed to come up with a name using the letter Q, X and Z. 

Nebb

apparently.

TheFutureMrsM-LoungingBeachside

Yeah, I've been using this little jar of home jewelry cleaner and a toothbrush but I'm kind of lazy.  I wanted something that would do it for me

megan1381

Don't use toothpaste, it's abrasive. Once a week, I just soak mine in windex for about 15min, then toothbrush it. The ammonia dissolves the dirt. Much cheaper and works great

TurtlesAllTheWayDown

My jeweler told us to use WD-40 on my platinum and diamond engagement ring. FI was like, "Ok...." Can't tell you if it works or not because this wasn't too long ago. But WD-40 tends to work on everything.

georgia_bride09

If you're too lazy to brush your ring for 30 seconds every couple weeks, I'd hate to see your teeth.

noodle_oo

I bought this from Kohl's for like $5:http://tinyurl.com/y9m3tu6Works great!  I also have a little ultrasonic cleaner (I think it is by the same company).  It is crap and broke really quickly.  But the solution and brushing with the little brush it comes with works great.  I also have it cleaned at every jewelry store I pass.