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Hi all
Do you guys know the best way to clean these spoons and folks? I have a very similar set of utensils like these also made of Jingtai-lan. I use them occationally for guests. Mine are all gold plated and enameled with Jingtai-lan (like this image I found from an ebay seller). (cited: got this image from this link: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=012&item=220013946953&rd =1&sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AIT&rd=1 I don't want to scratch the handles or devalue these precious things with any chemicals. Any ideas? Thanks. |
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Certified Master Chef
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Which part is the problem - the handles or the gold-plated metal part?
The handles (Cloisonné) are pretty sturdy stuff ... just use a mild liquid dishwashing detergent, a soft sponge, and warm water. If the gold is discoloured ... that's a bit more of a problem .. since pure gold doesn't discolour. You might try using a red-rubber eraser (like you find on the back end of a regular #2 pencil here in the US) - just rub it over the surface of the metal ... that's how we clean and shine up gold contacts on computer boards. Don't laugh - it's non abrasive, no chemicals, and does work. But - if all else fails ... take it to a jewelry store and talk to them. It could be that they can clean it with an ultrasonic cleaner.
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Thanks Michael. :-) That's very helpful.
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