Cleaning guide on gold filled jewelry

Pure gold is extremely malleable. In order to make it sturdier, other metals such as copper and silver are mixed in, thus making this alloy much stronger. Yet the cost of producing gold filled jewelry will be substantially less than making gold jewelry in a similar style. This article will explain how to clean gold filled jewelry.
You should clean gold jewelry regularly. Salt water, chlorine in swimming pools, soap and perspiration will all take their toll on all gold filled jewelry. So make sure that you will wipe your jewelry carefully with a soft cloth regularly to keep it clean of these elements which oxidizes. In fact, the best way to clean gold filled jewelry is to polish the gold filled jewelry with polishing cloth.
Another method to clean gold filled jewelry will be introduced. Take a small bowl that will hold about a quart of water and line it with aluminum foil. Add hot water and a tablespoon of Tide washing powder and stir. Be sure to use the powdered detergent and not liquid detergent or detergent with bleach. Place your gold filled jewelry in the solution for about 1 minute or until it looks clean. At last, wash off the solution with clean water, and air dry the gold filled jewelry.