Weiman Silver Polish and Cleaner - 8 Ounce - Clean Shine and Polish Safe Protective Prevent Tarnish

easy to use. Worked effectively.

Worked perfectly. It was exactly what I needed for some silver coasters I bought from a thrift store. After using this stuff, I was sure those coasters had not seen a drop of polish ever since they were made (around 1989). There was so much tarnish on those poor things, I had to switch rags because the first one was black with it. Quick, easy, painless, and totally worth the time, effort, and money. This polish really made them shine again like they were brand new!

Works well....jewelry is now shining!

good product

I have used several different means of cleaning silver, but this one is the best. It only takes a drop or two on the silver and a little rubbing around, and poof, it is clean and shiny. I had a lot of silver that was inherited. I was dreading the work I would have to do to get it to look good. It had been left for some time without any care. Although the tarnish was extensive, this cleaner worked with ease.

This silver polish did a very nice job on my tea set, which is over 100 years old. The smell is mild and not offensive.

Unfortunately the cap on the product was damaged and a portion of the liquid leaked. What’s left works fine.

This is my favorite silver polish for my flatware. I won't use anything else. Used to be able to buy it locally, but now I can't find it anymore--all I can find is the dip in the red container or the wipes in the same red container, and I ABSOLUTELY REFUSE TO USE THAT.I'll admit, I was a bit iffy about doing something squirty in a plastic bottle via mail order, and it DID leak a tad around the not-fully-tightened cap, BUT it was also packed in a shrink wrap plastic that kept it from getting on anything else, so I really have no complaint at all. Couple paper towels to wipe off the bottle and cap, and it's fine. I lost a bit of it--maybe a teaspoon full or so, but I probably won't end up using the whole bottle before it gets all weird and separated anyway (maybe you can still use it then, I don't know, but I figured better safe than sorry and threw out the last bottle when it did that.)