Silver Cleaner

[samtam]

I have no been able to source any silver cleaner such as Goddard's etc and more especially the one that you can use with a sponge and wash with water. Tried Villa, Central Food Hall, Central Department store, Emporium, Siam Paragon.

Anyone have a source?

[transam]

If you have no luck then buy a tin of paint cutting compound, T-cut etc.

[Crossy]

Cleaning the silver, isn't that what the butler does?

[samtam]

Maid or butler they still need the cleaning goop.

[canardo]

VILLA MARKET at Langsuan Rd has definately Haggerty Silver cleaner on stock...

[wayned]

BRASSO, seen it in Tesco and Big C. Even the Ma and Pa harware store in the small town near where I live has it. Don't know why since the norm is plastic bags of food and plastic spoons and forks!

[samtam]

Thanks. I'll check them out.

[Payboy]

Cleaning the silver, isn't that what the butler does?

Hey, I haven't finished reading that novel yet!

[rak sa_ngop]

Foodland (Patpong) sells Wenol all metal polish in a tube. 117 baht

[samtam]

VILLA MARKET at Langsuan Rd has definately Haggerty Silver cleaner on stock...

Had a look this afternoon, but there was none, (in the place where other polishes were stocked). Anyway, I now know where Villa is on Langsuan.

[samtam]

BRASSO, seen it in Tesco and Big C. Even the Ma and Pa harware store in the small town near where I live has it. Don't know why since the norm is plastic bags of food and plastic spoons and forks!

Thanks, but Brasso is for brass and other metals, (but not silver) according to the blurb.

[RupertIII]

I have "Silver Blue" silver cleaner, bought it in Bangkok but can't remember where! Made by Wongkamol - http://www.wongkamol.com/

[VocalNeal]

Silver cleaner is in almost every street corner Jewellers. Clear bottle with a blue screw top, full of turquoise liquid. about 80 baht. It is like Goddards just not quite so good. Has "Mobile Silver Dip" written on it.

[samtam]

I have "Silver Blue" silver cleaner, bought it in Bangkok but can't remember where! Made by Wongkamol - http://www.wongkamol.com/

Sounds like the business, but I need to know from where...!

[watcharacters]

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I saw silver cleaner in a Macro yesterday so at least you know for sure it's available.

[RupertIII]

I have "Silver Blue" silver cleaner, bought it in Bangkok but can't remember where! Made by Wongkamol - http://www.wongkamol.com/

Sounds like the business, but I need to know from where...!

Check their web site as above, if you contact them they will be able to tell you retailers stocking their products.

[Prince17]

Hello samtam

Yestersay at Villa Market City Viva (BTS Chong Nonsi), I saw the following product:

http://www.villamarket.com/gb/store

Looks little bit expensive...

Hope it helps

Prin

[wayned]

As I said Brasso is available and not expensive. "Brasso originated in the UK in 1905. Sold in most hardware and home improvement stores, it is used to clean silver, brass and bronze." Look at this website: http://www.ehow.com/how_6730571_clean-silver-brasso.html

[samtam]

I have "Silver Blue" silver cleaner, bought it in Bangkok but can't remember where! Made by Wongkamol - http://www.wongkamol.com/

Sounds like the business, but I need to know from where...!

Check their web site as above, if you contact them they will be able to tell you retailers stocking their products.

Thanks. I rang them and went to their office/store on 3rd floor Silom Galleria, and bought their spray. They have a whole product line, and are still developing it. But it will probably replace all other foreign brands in Thai supermarkets in due course, starting with the Central group.

[samtam]

Hello samtam

Yestersay at Villa Market City Viva (BTS Chong Nonsi), I saw the following product:

http://www.villamarket.com/gb/store

Looks little bit expensive...

Hope it helps

Prin

Thanks. This is the wongkamol product I bought yesterday at their shop in Silom Galleria.

[samtam]

As I said Brasso is available and not expensive. "Brasso originated in the UK in 1905. Sold in most hardware and home improvement stores, it is used to clean silver, brass and bronze." Look at this website: http://www.ehow.com/how_6730571_clean-silver-brasso.html

Thanks. The blurb on the Brasso can doesn't mention silver:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brasso

but I note this website does.

Silvo was the silver polish I used in UK and elsewhere, but I've never seen it here.

But perhaps they're both pretty much the same.

[wayned]

As I said Brasso is available and not expensive. "Brasso originated in the UK in 1905. Sold in most hardware and home improvement stores, it is used to clean silver, brass and bronze." Look at this website: http://www.ehow.com/how_6730571_clean-silver-brasso.html

Thanks. The blurb on the Brasso can doesn't mention silver:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brasso

but I note this website does.

Silvo was the silver polish I used in UK and elsewhere, but I've never seen it here.

But perhaps they're both pretty much the same.

The blurb on brasso is titled "How to clean silver with brasso", just checked it again?

[samtam]

I have "Silver Blue" silver cleaner, bought it in Bangkok but can't remember where! Made by Wongkamol - http://www.wongkamol.com/

Sounds like the business, but I need to know from where...!

Check their web site as above, if you contact them they will be able to tell you retailers stocking their products.

Thanks. I rang them and went to their office/store on 3rd floor Silom Galleria, and bought their spray. They have a whole product line, and are still developing it. But it will probably replace all other foreign brands in Thai supermarkets in due course, starting with the Central group.

I just tried the spray, but I think it's more suited to jewellery cleaning, and it didn't work particularly well on Georgian salts.

[samtam]

As I said Brasso is available and not expensive. "Brasso originated in the UK in 1905. Sold in most hardware and home improvement stores, it is used to clean silver, brass and bronze." Look at this website: http://www.ehow.com/how_6730571_clean-silver-brasso.html

Thanks. The blurb on the Brasso can doesn't mention silver:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brasso

but I note this website does.

Silvo was the silver polish I used in UK and elsewhere, but I've never seen it here.

But perhaps they're both pretty much the same.

The blurb on brasso is titled "How to clean silver with brasso", just checked it again?

Yes, I saw that, as in "but I note this website does".