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Not to my knowledge is there a product to put into one's dishwasher to remove tarnish to silver. I still feel I must use a silver polish and rub until the silver shines.

And that foul smelling TARN-X is awful for me and for the silver itself ....

you might want to read this :wink:

Melissa Goodman aka "Gifted Gourmet"

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Thanks, both of you. The aluminum, baking soda, salt method did indeed work reasonably well. Results (as Gifted Gourmet says) are nowhere nearly as good as silver polish and a cloth, but at least the fork tines are no longer black.

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Results (as Gifted Gourmet says) are nowhere nearly as good as silver polish and a cloth, but at least the fork tines are no longer black.

The tines are the easiest for me .. it is the handle which has ornate designs on it that takes me so long ... :hmmm:

Melissa Goodman aka "Gifted Gourmet"

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Washing soda works faster than baking soda. About two dollars a box in the laundry are of the store. Use it with hot water and aluninum fdoil in a pyrex pan.

Living hard will take its toll...
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I keep my silver flatware in tightly closed ziploc plastic bags. They don't tarnish that way.

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