Ring cleaner?

LauraMyLove

What do you use to clean your wedding rings? I've been using a red jar from Target or BBB bit didn't know if there was something better out there. Want to give it to my future SIL.

 

TIA! 

TarHeels&Rebels

There's no reason to buy that stuff!  Just soak your rings in a 50/50 mix of ammonia and tap water.  I keep a little votive holder under my bathroom sink to drop my ring into overnight every once in a while.  Ammonia was used all the time in glass cleaner back in the day, but it's not used as much anymore because people don't like the smell.

MrsMercy

I just take a q-tip of rubbing alcohol every morning (not so much lately lol) and rub it on there.  Works pretty well!

Tabitha Harmon

shane co recommended to soak my ring in windex for a few minutes, every now and then giving the container a light shake. then to rinse the ring off in warm water and then if you have time blow dry with warm air. last step isn't necessary but all steps together are the closest thing we can do compared to a professional cleaning.

my ring is always super sparkly after!!!

 

 

pennyplf

anyone use toothpaste to wipe the ring ? I think that 's very easy

laurenelli

I hope no one minds me piggy-backing on this thread...my ring came from a private jeweler and not a "store" so if I want to have it professionally cleaned does anyone have any suggestions on where I can take it? 

Will I get crazy looks/is it really rude to take it to a chain jewelry store and ask them to clean it?  

DisneyAsh

I take my rings in to be cleaned by a professional jeweler. The steamer machine they use to clean under the diamonds is amazing.

Sapphire1002

I use an ultrasonic cleaner that I received as a Christmas gift... the results are phenomenal!! My ring looks brand new each time it emerges! I believe it came from Amazon.com and is from New Trent, but know there are several out there. The cleaning solution is called "Blitz" and there are different versions of it.

Temp752290812504671

I use my expresso machine to steam clean my rings. For a quick cleaning, I use the red container or glass cleaner.

gsg717

laurenelli:

I hope no one minds me piggy-backing on this thread...my ring came from a private jeweler and not a "store" so if I want to have it professionally cleaned does anyone have any suggestions on where I can take it? 

Will I get crazy looks/is it really rude to take it to a chain jewelry store and ask them to clean it?  

You can take it to a chain store and ask them to clean it. They don't care where it came from. My wedding ring was also from a private jeweler and they never ask about it.

I do soap and warm water: let the rings soak for a few min, then scrub it under the water with a soft toothbrush, making sure to get under the stones as well. Rinse with cool tap water and let air dry on a paper towel. They look amazing when that's finished. I do a pro cleaning at the jewelry store at least every 6 months when I have my e-ring inspected.