Antiquax Silver Bath – 3 x 50g Sachets

Description

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Why choose Antiquax Silver Bath?

• Designed for solid silver and silver plate.
• Removes tarnish without rubbing.
• Works in approximately 5 minutes.
• Ideal for silverware and dishes.
• Suitable for engraved silver.
• Suitable for filigree pieces.
• Useful for detailed and difficult-to-reach areas.
• Simple immersion cleaning process.
• Each box contains 3 x 50g sachets.
• Suitable for maintaining silverware and other appropriate silver items.

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How to use Antiquax Silver Bath

Antiquax Silver Bath is designed to be used as an immersion treatment.

1. Place one Antiquax Silver Bath sachet into a large plastic container.
2. Place the silver items to be cleaned into the container.
3. Arrange the items so that they are touching each other and ensure that at least one item is in contact with the silver side of the sachet.
4. Add enough hot water to completely cover the items.
5. Leave the items in the bath for approximately 5 minutes.
6. Remove the items from the solution.
7. Wash the items in soapy water.
8. Rinse if required and dry thoroughly.
9. Once clean, maintain the finish using a suitable silver polishing cloth.

Always test the product on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure you are happy with the result.

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What can it clean?

Antiquax Silver Bath is intended for suitable solid silver and silver plate items affected by tarnish and surface discolouration.

It can be particularly useful for:

• Silver dishes
• Silverware
• Silver cutlery
• Silver ornaments
• Silver decorative pieces
• Engraved silver
• Filigree silver
• Suitable silver-plated items
• Small and medium-sized silver objects that can be safely immersed

The immersion process is especially useful for intricate pieces where tarnish has collected in engraved details, recesses and filigree work.

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Important information before use

Do not use Antiquax Silver Bath on lacquered or artificially oxidised silverware. The treatment is intended for suitable untreated silver and silver-plated surfaces where tarnish can be safely removed.

Do not use the product on:

• Candlesticks with weighted bases
• Knives with weighted handles
• Items with wooden attachments
• Items with leather attachments
• Items containing horn
• Items containing enamel
• Items containing bone
• Items containing baize

Items containing porous materials should not be immersed because the cleaning solution may be absorbed into the material.

Always test a small, inconspicuous area first, particularly when cleaning valuable, antique or delicate silver.

Wear protective gloves when handling the product and avoid contact with the eyes and skin.

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Silver Bath vs Silver Dip

Antiquax Silver Bath is particularly useful for silverware, dishes and other items that can be placed into a larger immersion bath. It is supplied as individual 50g sachets that are mixed with hot water.

Antiquax Silver Dip is supplied as a ready-to-use 250ml liquid and is particularly convenient for smaller silver items such as jewellery, coins and small silver objects.

Both products remove tarnish without requiring traditional rubbing, but the Silver Bath can be a useful option when cleaning multiple suitable silver items at once.

After cleaning, a silver polishing cloth can be used to maintain the finish and help protect against further tarnishing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Antiquax Silver Bath used for?

Antiquax Silver Bath is used to remove tarnish from suitable solid silver and silver-plated items. It is particularly useful for silverware, dishes and intricate silver pieces.

Does Antiquax Silver Bath remove silver tarnish?

Yes. The immersion treatment is designed to remove tarnish from suitable silver and silver plate items without rubbing.

How long should silver be left in the Silver Bath?

The recommended treatment time is approximately 5 minutes. Remove the items afterwards, wash them in soapy water and dry thoroughly.

Does Antiquax Silver Bath require rubbing?

No. The Silver Bath is designed to remove tarnish through immersion, so there is no need to rub the items during the cleaning process.

Can I use Antiquax Silver Bath on silverware?

Yes. It is particularly suitable for suitable silverware and dishes that can safely be immersed.

Can I use Silver Bath on engraved silver?

Yes. The immersion process is particularly useful for engraved pieces because it can reach recessed areas that are difficult to clean by hand.

Can Antiquax Silver Bath be used on filigree?

Yes. It is suitable for appropriate filigree silver pieces, provided they do not contain any of the materials listed as unsuitable for immersion.

Can I use Silver Bath on silver plate?

Yes. Antiquax Silver Bath can be used on suitable silver-plated items. Always test a small inconspicuous area first, particularly with older or delicate plating.

Can I use it on lacquered silver?

No. Antiquax Silver Bath should not be used on lacquered silverware.

Can I use it on artificially oxidised silver?

No. It should not be used on artificially oxidised silverware because the cleaning process may alter the intended finish.

Can I use Silver Bath on silver candlesticks?

Care is required. Do not use the product on candlesticks with weighted bases, as the immersion process may affect the construction or materials inside the item.

Can I use Silver Bath on knives?

Do not use the product on knives with weighted handles.

Can I use Silver Bath on silver with wooden or leather parts?

No. Do not immerse items with porous attachments such as wood, leather, horn, enamel, bone or baize.

How many treatments are included?

Each box contains 3 x 50g sachets, giving three individual bath treatments.

What should I do after using Antiquax Silver Bath?

Remove the items from the bath, wash them in soapy water and dry them thoroughly. Once clean and dry, a suitable silver polishing cloth can be used to maintain the finish.

Can I use Silver Bath for jewellery?

It may be suitable for appropriate solid silver jewellery that can safely be immersed, but for smaller silver jewellery items, Antiquax Silver Dip is a more convenient ready-to-use alternative.

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Important: Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first. Wear protective gloves and avoid contact with eyes and skin. Keep away from children and follow the safety information supplied with the product.

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