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| I don't have the solution that came with my e-ring anymore and I don't want to make a DIY mix. I also want to have something at home to clean it, rather than take it a store and let them clean it with the sonic cleaner. Has anybody tried buying solutions from stores like Walmart or the Bay to clean their e-ring? The stuff at jewelry stores are probably overpriced so I'm looking for an alternative. Has anyone used those to clean diamonds? Thanks!
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Hey..boiling water and dish soap tends to work for me.
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My jeweler told me just to use dish soap and scrub gently with a toothbrush. I use a baby toothbrush cause it's a bit softer. It works just fine!
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| The best way to clean your ring is: ~ put a drop of dish washing liquid into a glass with warm water....soak for a few minutes. ~ take ring out of glass, use a very soft brissle toothbrush & gently clean the ring as well as under the diamond in the setting. ~ rinse with warm water, an dry with a soft cloth 
I clean my rings once a week....and they come out nice and sparkly!!!!
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My jewler actually gave me a ring cleaner, and you can buy it from different jewlers, home hardware, probably walmart. its by Hagerty. i do believe just called Hagerty Jewelry Cleaner. does all stones and metals (not opals). its a little white round containter/pod with pink label and pink liquid. you soak it for 2 mintues then use the little brush in it to brush then rinse and pat dry with a lint free soft cloth (i just ues a hand towel).
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| Our jeweler told us half solution of Mr Clean, half hot water, soak and brush with a toothbrush. I use it on diamond and plat and it works amazing! She's brand new and shiny when I'm done
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Avon sells a jewellery cleaner and I believe it's on sale right now. I use the soap and water.
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