SILVER POLISH AND OTHER METAL CLEANERS harmful
ingredients- ammonia, petroleum distillates, ethanol,
synthetic fragrance, sulfur compounds.

 Alternatives
* Brass and Copper Polish There are a number of different
home remedies for brass and copper:
 Use lemon juice or a paste of lemon juice and salt, or a
 slice of lemon sprinkled with baking soda. Rub with a soft
 cloth, rinse with water and dry.
 Make a paste of lemon juice and cream of tartar. Apply,
 leave on for five minutes, then wash in warm water and dry
 with a soft cloth.
 Make a paste of salt, white vinegar, and flour. Apply the
 paste, let it set for an hour, then rub off, rinse, and polish
 with a soft cloth.
 Rub with hot buttermilk or sour milk.
 Rub with tomato juice.
 -Brass will look brighter and need less polishing if rubbed
 with olive oil after each polishing.
 For tarnished copper, boil item in a pot of water with one
 tablespoon salt and one cup white vinegar for several
 hours. Wash with soap in hot water, rinse and dry.
* Chrome Polish Wipe with a soft cloth dipped in undiluted
cider vinegar or rub with a lemon peel, rinse, and polish with a
soft cloth,
* Fold Polish Wash in lukewarm, soapy water. Dry ( r
with a cotton cloth and then polish with a chamois cloth. -
* Silver Polish There are many different home remedies to
polish silver, but the best way is to magnetize tarnish away:
o Submerge silver pieces in water containing some type of
 salt (table salt, sea salt, rock saoft, baking soda) and
 aluminum (either use an aluminum pan or put strips of
 aluminum foil in the water). The aluminum will act as a
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