Fine china and silverware daunt me. Usually, when I start cleaning my grandmother’s tea set, I’m armed with a toothbrush, silver polish and gritted teeth. That is, when they actually catch me long enough to get me to clean things. I can always tell when the cleaning bug appears in our house and use that knowledge to skedaddle.
Cleaning silverware and fine china can be discouraging, especially when you’re dealing with family heirlooms or collector’s items. With microfiber, you don’t have to worry about scratching fine china or porcelain.
It’s hard to clean china and silverware. For this reason, most people reserve their best dishes for special occasions and holidays.
Fine china’s smooth surface, elegant design and susceptibility to stains may be easily damaged when you use harsh cleaning solutions or abrasive cloth.
Microfiber is so soft and fine that it won’t scratch even the most delicate of porcelain cups. Since it cleans so thoroughly, there is no need to use liquid soap. All you need is water and you ca be sure that the china stays pristine.
Silverware can also be tough to clean. Cold weather, dampness and a number of other factors react with true silver and cause it to tarnish. If neglected, this can take hours to scrub out (hence the toothbrush and gritted teeth). Even with hours of elbow grease, tiny bits of tarnish can ruin the resulting shine. Microfiber’s large surface action and polarized positive ion charge lift tarnish straight off the silverware.
When using microfiber on elegant china and silverware, you don’t have to reserve your best dishes for company. You’re certain to have beautiful china for display and you don’t have to be afraid to use it because microfiber can keep it clean for you. You won’t need that toothbrush anymore.
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