Silver upkeep, be it jewelry or home goods, doesn’t have to require a visit to a professional. Here are expert tips for cleaning your silver with baking soda.

Stubborn stains can be removed from silverware with household staples such as baking soda, lemon juice, vinegar, or ...

Q:You wrote about how to clean silver with baking soda and hot water. I did it and it worked beautifully. I thought I would remember how to do it, but, guess what? I forgot. Can you tell me again?

Forget the polishing creams, special microfiber cloths, and elbow grease. For years, my go-to method for cleaning tarnished silver has been this easy, fast, and safe method. I've used it on silverware ...

Have you ever put on your favorite pair of sterling silver earrings only to find them dull and lackluster? Or maybe you've noticed that your trusty silver necklace is beginning to tarnish. Thankfully, ...

If your silver has lost its gleam and you're in a pinch, the solution may be right in your pantry. Ketchup can remove light tarnish and brighten up old silver, as well as brass and copper. This is ...

This easy hack uses aluminum foil and pantry staples, and it works like magic. Silver can become tarnished over time or with exposure to air or moisture. When I picked up some deeply tarnished ...

Silver tarnishes when it reacts with airborne sulfur in a process known as oxidation. To clean silver, line a bucket with aluminum foil, fill it with warm water and baking soda, and soak. While you ...

Silver has long been the metal of choice for elegant flatware, serving pieces and candlesticks. And when it comes to jewelry, silver never seems to lose its popularity. But as much as we love its ...