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 Posted 06/30/2009  11:02 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Does any one have a recipe for a solution to use in an ultra-sonic cleaner? It has to be safe for all metals and diamonds and other gem stones as well. Also need to know how long to leave it in for. Thanks in advance.
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 Posted 06/30/2009  12:45 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Electric_Op_Ltd to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Look at dental supply houses, they make cleaners that are safe for precious and non precious metals. Best I can come up with. Rememeber that these Ultrasonic cleaning machines can mar coins, though. Be careful.

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Try a solution called Aqua Regia. Should take the dirt off anything metal you add to that. Don't really do that of course
As to a solution you should just test the many available at Walmart. The last time I was there they had several different types for cleaning jewlery and stuff.
However, you should really not use that thing for anything expesive. We used to use them all the time to clean ink pens. A plain old soapy solution was all that was required and we occationally dumped things in there such as rings. They worked nice for those but for coins, I'd shy away from those things.
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We have three of those at the coin shop I work at...well, only two work. As far as I know we have NEVER used them to clean any coins. Since he deals in alot of scrap jewelry as well as coins (You have to buy everything if you are going to buy), occasionally he uses them to clean some of the nicer jewelry for resale, but not coins.

You can buy jewelry cleaning solutions, or use some sudsy ammonia diluted with water, that seems to work on the jewelry and not hurt stones at all. Of course you will be doing this in a well ventilated area !
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