Wright's by Weiman Silver Cleaner and Polish Cream with Polishing Cloth, Ammonia-Free, Gently Clean & Remove Tarnish without Scratching

Just got this delivered to my door a half-hour ago, and now I've got three shiny, like-new pieces of antique silver before me. I've never done anything like this before, but my wife has had some family heirloom pieces in storage for a while, so I figured I'd clean them up for display. I was expecting a smelly paste/cream that I might have to use outside with gloves on, but that proved not the case. Virtually odorless and easy on the skin, I was able to clean the three pieces (a plate, tray, and cup) while sitting in my living room rocking out to Lynyrd Skynyrd. The container includes a small sponge-like applicator, but any soft sponge or cloth will do for the scrubbing, although "scrubbing" may be too strong a word. This was easy -- mostly just low-exertion rubbing! You really don't need to use a lot of the cream to cover a good area of any object you want to clean -- a little goes a long way. Once the surface gets cloudy, the second step is rinsing off the cream with water, and the final step is drying the piece off with a clean cloth. I'm no seasoned veteran in this game, so I can't say whether this process is more difficult with older, more significantly tarnished pieces of silver (or more pure pieces?); but my experience was quite positive.

This silver cleaner/polish is a game stopper!!! First of the consistency of the cream is great. I like how it comes with a sponge as well. I mean I read comments where people say it is messy- well if you throw on some gloves and clean it in an area you can cover with a small towel, etc. you will be fine. Honestly, I didn’t do that ; I just took the sponge, placed the item in my palm, and rubbed to cream on with the sponge. Then I cleaned my hands with soap and hot water. It’s worth a little mess ! The process was easy and quick; the results were AMAZING! Hands down the best silver cleaner I’ve ever used! I know the pictures are just ok, but I’m telling you, the results are outstanding. Try it and see!

So glad I found this. I had a rare find at the Flea Market and wanted to clean them up. I've been holding onto them for quite a few years now. Now that I'm retired and living up in the mountains, it's time to pamper myself a little and use the good stuff haha! They are meant to be for dessert. A knife and fork. Very ornate. They have a bone-like handle, very elegant. They cleaned up well. I could not be happier.

I didn’t expect it to be so messy. Just to polish up some silver earrings. Still figuring out the consistency but it polishes up nicely!

Before I bought this product I bought another highly rated silver liquid cleaner and while that worked to take off the extreme darkness that was on these items before (forgot to get a real starting pic!) , it left them dull and cloudy. I read the reviews here and decided to get this as my second product. Such a crazy difference on items that were already “clean” by another silver polish! Game changer.

This stuff is AMAZING! I haven't worn this sterling silver necklaces for like 12 years. I bought one of those sonic jewelry cleaners and it didn't really make a difference. I used this stuff right after with a microfiber cloth and really scrubbed it. It turned bright silver! Then I stuck it back in the sonic cleaner and added a little of the paste. Man the water changed real quick and got out the last bit of tarnish that was invisible to the eye. Highly recommend this.

I love this product. It polished my silvereasily and it looks great. I can use it with the sponge or with the special brush and I get the outcome I want.

I've been using this brand of silver polish for years. The copper polish is a little more abrasive for harder metals. The silver polish works great - I use it on my fingertips to get a nice shine on coins and jewelry. Not collectible coins, just bullion coins. It's not good to use polish on collectible rare coins.