Soap Nuts Gold Jewelry Cleaner Recipe And Instructions

by Anna
(NJ)

Soap Nuts

Anna has shared her Soap Nuts gold jewelry cleaner recipe with me.

Anna says:

Soak 4 or 5 soap nuts in a cup of warm water for some time.

After 5 or 10 minutes squeeze out the soap nuts and add the gold jewelery to the soap nut extract water and soak it.

After some time clean the dirt out of the jewelry using a soft brush. Wash the jewelery in cold water.

Taylor says:

Thanks so much for sharing your recipe for cleaning gold with soap nuts.

I am really amazed by all the ways you can use these natural little saponin making berries.

Have you ever heard of soap nuts? If not, you can find out more information about soap nuts here. You can also see reviews and additional uses for them (they're mainly used for laundry, but also for some cleaning too).

I'd be curious, how do others clean their gold jewelry? You can share your tips for how to clean gold jewelry here.

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