Customer Reviews

As Seen On TV Silver Lightning Tarnish Remover Tray

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

The other key for me was to use more baking soda than recommended and use boiling water rather than just hot tap water. I also found it works better with a few items at a time rather than "a whole sinkful." Also, leave your badly tarnished items in there for awhile. For medium to lightly tarnished items, they'll gleam!

I bought this product so many years ago that I don't even remember where -but I found it in my closet the other day and took out some severely tarnished sterling jewelry and followed the directions and it all looks like new now. Especially good for rope and serpentine chains where those jewelry cloths just can't get into the nooks and crannies. I think the bad reviewers must not have followed the directions -or used it for something other than silver. I highly recommend this to anyone who needs to clean silver jewelry -nothing could be easier.

Don't waste your money on this item. Doesn't work. Returning it is not even cost effective as it costs more to ship it than the refund. Use MAAS to polish your silver.

I've used it a couple of times and it seems to do the job. No complaints here.

I gave it two stars because it did work. However, I would not have known to give it a chance if it weren't for the reviews already posted. There is no "lightning" (which one assumes means "fast" in this case)effect to this piece. It took approximately 25 minutes for it to clean minor tarnish from one piece. I wouldn't waste my money on it a second time.

Seller was good with delivery time and condition of package, but the product itself is a joke. They advertise it as a one step miracle cleaner for tarnish and all things silver, but in actual use it does very little. So much so, that we thought we used it incorrectly and started all over again following the very meager directions to the letter. This product IN NO WAY measures up to silver polish, a clean cloth and lots of elbow grease. In fact, what it's really good for is once you've killed yourself with polish and a cloth, this gets out some of the grime in the impossible to reach places; sort of "gilding the lily".