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Date：2019/12/30



Product introduction:The product can easily remove the yellow or black oxidation film caused by oxidized tableware. After use, the silver tableware will become bright like before. The product can polish the stainless steel and reduce the oxidation layer on the surface.


Usage:

Method for washing knife, fork and tableware:

Contain the product with plastic basin, mix 6-10g of the product into 1L hot water (about50-60℃),stir it till it is thoroughly dissolved, remove remained foods from knife, fork and tableware, dip knife, fork or tableware into the hot water with detergent for 5 minutes, soften stains, then rinse with clean water. Replace the detergent if it becomes turbid.

Method for removing oxide film from silver tableware:

Contain the product with plastic basin, mix 6-12g of the product into 1L hot water(about50-60℃), stir it till it is thoroughly dissolved, add into tin paper, dip yellow silver into the hot water with detergent for 5-10 minutes, then rinse with clean water.

Note: Do not dip silver tableware with stainless steel tableware into the hot water with detergent simultaneously. Please consult our company for detailed usage.



Packaging:8bags×2.25 kg/case


Product composition：sodium sulfite，Sodium carbonate，Anhydrous sodium metasilicate

Details

Frequently Asked Questions 1. Scope of Application: Pure Silver, Silver Plating, Electroplated Silver, Stainless Steel Tableware or Utensils. 2. When this product is soaked in silver tableware, tin paper must be added to soak with the tableware to restore the bright and clean luster of the silver tableware. 3. This product does not need to be soaked with tin foil when soaking stainless steel tableware. 4. It is forbidden to soak stainless steel tableware and silver tableware when soaking tableware in this product. It should be soaked separately, otherwise chemical reaction will occur, resulting in blackening of tableware. 5. It is forbidden to use metal utensils when dipping with this product, which will lead to blackening of tableware. Instead, it should be impregnated with a gelatinous container.
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