W. J. Hagerty, Black Hagerty 17245 Flatware Silver Dip, fl.Oz, 16.9 Fl Oz (Pack of 1), 16

It works great and fast—removes tarnish quickly. Might want to be careful if your silver has decorative dark areas that are meant to be there.

Quick, effortless shine and gentle on the silver. I have a ton of silver. Family silver, estate sale silver, wedding silver, sterling and plate. This works while you are applying it and requires only wiping, no rubbing to remove tarnish and yield a shine I've spent hours of polishing to achieve in the past. I don't actually dip everything, I drench a soft sponge and wipe the product on the silver, wait a few seconds and wipe it off and rinse with clean water. Wow. A stunning gleaming shine. I do this because it leaves some darkened crevices that indicate age. Dipped antique items sometimes come out so clean they look brand new and somehow almost fake. But this is what they call a "high end" problem. It works almost too well. And so easily. I can clean in 90 minutes what it used to take me 8 hours to do every Easter and Thanksgiving. And no pressure polishing required so no risk of rubbing through the silver on plated items. It is not the most pleasant smelling thing but it isn't bad either. I am buying some for every hostess in my family.

I followed the directions and it was quick, easy, and Wow!

I love this silverware cleaner. I use Roger's Flair Silver plated dinnerware for every day so does my mom and daughter. I have bought this for them, and they also live it.

This product works well. Only one thing I did not like and that is the tube is so narrow that you must keep a hand on it at all times when using or it would be very easily knocked over. Also, has quite a powerful odor, so plan to use it in a well ventilated area.

I have never seen anything like it. Ten seconds is all it takes. Remarkable. The only drawback is the diameter of the container doesn't allow for ladles to fit. Must use in well ventilated space. Very stinky. But worth it

I have been using W. J. Hagerty Silver Dip for almost 50 years on all of my sterling silver. I replace it now and then with a new bottle. It instantly removes tarnish and if your silver piece is too large for the bottle, carefully dip a cotton ball or cotton pad in some of the liquid and rub on the silver piece. Rinse all dipped pieces well. The strainer is also perfect for silver jewelry that has been dropped in the bottle for cleaning. I highly recommend this silver dip and the container it comes in for instantly cleaning silver.

This silver cleaner is perfect for cleaning flatware because of the container and basket that allows you to control the dipping and has a small handle. The only way to clean flatware with a liquid silver cleaner formerly was to pour it in a glass container that would hold flatware and allow complete submersion. That is wasteful and inconvenient. The first picture shows a tarnished butter knife, the second after a very quick dip in the bucket of the cleaner bottle, leaving a slightly yellow tint, but removing ALL tarnish, and the third after a cream polish application, which the directions on the Hagerty bottle recommends, leaving the knife bright, clean and free of tarnish, as well as protected by the cream polish. Some reviewers complained about the smell, but this is what liquid silver cleaner smells like. I did have to use my jewelry liquid cleaner for two silver pieces that were too wide for the bottle. Great, effective product.