Toothpaste

Digginman · Dec 6, 2006

First off, I would never advise to clean anything valubable.

For stuff that isn't, toothpaste works well. It is slightly abravise, but works well. I try it alone with my finger at first. If it isn't clean enough for me, I use a wore out toothbrush. It works well on Brass and Copper.

DM

FelixtheCat · Dec 6, 2006

I have used it on coins also. I use it to clean between links on my watches. It works well!

Carol K · Dec 6, 2006

I've used it to clean my gold rings.

brooklynct2003 · Dec 6, 2006

It does wonders on my teeth :lol:

DougF · Dec 6, 2006

I use automotive polishing compound on non-valuable coins. So far I haven't found enough clad to justify buying a tumbler, but this takes off the ground stain in about a minute of rubbing. No minty fresh taste, though :lol:

NC_Jim · Jan 25, 2007

I've used it on wheat cents that are in rough condition to try and read the dates ... works as well as anything else I've tried so far.

JimInPhilly · Jan 27, 2007

I use white toothpaste to clean the silver chains I wear, rinse with cold water.. Makes them "Bling Bling".

TommyBoy · Jan 30, 2007

I use Ultra Brite on both, teeth and coins.

spittfire · Jan 30, 2007

TommyBoy said:
I use Ultra Brite on both, teeth and coins.

Same toothbrush!

TommyBoy · Jan 30, 2007

Same toothbrush is right but it is electric.

JimInPhilly · Jan 31, 2007

Ah , It wont hurt ya.

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