Aurum gold cleaning fluid - 1 litre

The fluid cleans, polishes and shines gold jewelry by dipping or rubbing it using a cloth dampened in the liquid.

Multiple-use product. Does not contain abrasives. Applicable where cleaning using abrasives is impossible (small products, chains, etc.) or inadvisable.

Delays the re-darkening process. Cleaning the gold itself is very simple. Simply dip your gold jewelry for 5-10 minutes and, after removing, rinse under running water and then wipe with a soft cloth to obtain the shine of precious bullion.

Canister capacity: 1 litre.

Packaging with a wide opening useful for directly dipping the item.

Application: All types of gold jewelry.

The fluid has been sold on the Polish market since 1990. 

NOTE! Should not be used to clean organic stones, beads, pearls, etc. Use a given portion of the fluid for one type of metal.

 Directions for the use of jewelry cleaning fluid "Aurum"

• Do not clean jewelry with soft organic stones (beads, pearls, amber, malachite, lapis lazuli).
• Do not clean stainless steel, chrome-plated, nickel-plated jewelry, etc. - may cause discolouration.
• Do not clean gold and silver jewelry together (an electrolytic key may form).
• Do not clean artificially oxidised (blackened) jewelry.
• Do not clean in metal or other metal containers. Dish surfaces may be subject to discolouration and cleaned products may change colour.
• In special cases, even different types of gold (despite the same grade) can form an electrolytic key and make the cleaning process more difficult. It is recommended to clean each item separately.
• To reduce the rate of re-darkening, it is recommended to dilute Aurum fluid with distilled water at a 1:5 ratio and extend the cleaning time to about 5 minutes.
• Follow the same procedure for cleaning in an ultrasonic cleaner. The optimum cleaning time with 1:5 diluted Aurum is approximately 5 minutes. Cleaning efficiency can be increased by raising the temperature to 30 - 40 ^oC.
• To increase the effectiveness of rinsing, the item can be immersed in 1% ammonia water after cleaning.
• It is also recommended to dip in distilled water at the end of the rinse and then wipe with a soft cloth.
• For resistant stains, multiple shorter dip and rinse cycles are more effective than a single dip for several or even dozens of minutes.
• When cleaning large workpieces with a cloth, where running water cannot be used, the cleaned piece should be wiped several times with a different wet cloth after cleaning to remove the residual Aurum as thoroughly as possible.

Final remark: in case of unsatisfactory cleaning results, use the product again, but first degrease the item, preferably in acetone or other organic solvents.