Anti Tarnish Silver Cloth, Brown

I do like the cloth, it is easy to cut but I won't be able to tell you whether or not it prevented my jewelry or silver from tarnishing for another couple of years.

An absolutely AMAZING product. I put a sheet of this anti-tarnish treated flannel cloth into my professional saxophone case to protect my VERY EXPENSIVE Silver Plated Yamaha Tenor Sax from tarnishing. I cut a piece to the exact dimensions of the rectangle shaped case and simply laid the sheet of this cloth on top of the saxophone before closing the lid. I have had this on the sax within its case for about a year now, since this beautiful professional silver plated sax was brand new and delivered to me. I must say, this cloth has done its job well and was worth every penny I paid. I actually cut the piece of this treated flannel cloth a little larger than the dimensions of the case so that I could tuck a little extra around the sides of the instrument. I couldn't be happier and if it ever loses its protective abilities, I would certainly continue to buy more of this excellent product. It can be used on Solid Silver Flutes and also on Silver plated flutes too. If you happen to have a new un-lacquered brass instrument, I would presume that it would prevent un-lacquered brass from tarnishing also.

I love everything about this anti-tarnish silver cloth. This is my third purchase and each time it has been the same quality. No different each time, and that says a lot. Especially since the first time was many years ago! Kept in a sealed bag, it doesn't lose any of its efficiency, either. Not that it does once it's sewn into bags for jewelry that I know, but, it is a testament to its longevity. This product has kept my silver jewelry as well as watches, silverware, and anything, and everything I need to hold a polish, without getting all black, like silver will, when exposed to air. It also makes a great gift, as it's sold by the yard. The receiver can cut and make what they need from a large piece.

I am just now starting to cut this up to make bags to store my silver pieces in it. It appears to be what I want. It is difficult to rate silver cloth until you use it. I ordered some silver cloth bags and also some silver cloth on Feb. 24th. I received the bags in about a week; the silver cloth came in on March 2nd. Fairly quickly. It should do what I want it to do. I don't like polishing silver when I want to use it. The silver cloth bags I make should keep the silver looking very nice while not in use.

Works well.

having a yard of material is great, can cut to fit jewelry box compartments, wrap larger silver items. Would purchase again.

Ever wonder why sterling dinnerware is kept in a brown-lined box that, by itself, costs over $100? Ever wonder why, when you buy a "jewelry box" NOW it doesn't seem to keep your jewelry from turning color, even though you spent good money on that purchase? For more years than is known a cloth was impregnated with a chemical intended to keep ALL metals in the best condition when stored properly- Pacific Cloth! Today, it is almost impossible to find. Except at Amazon! Nope, it is NOT for polishing your pieces! But it IS intended to keep polished/cleaned jewelry of any kind in beautiful condition. You buy just 1 or 2 yards of this always wonderful cloth; line your jewelry boxes, drawers, even place in plastic bags with a piece, and this "miracle" cloth will protect your jewelry from degrading! And, here, the price is a real bargain. I even cut a strip and place it in a gift box when I gift a piece in case the recipient wants to keep it there! One of Amazon's best products!

I got this cloth because it was one of those items Amazon recommended after I bought Intercept Anti Tarnish Plastic Ziploc bags. I read some reviews and thought I would try it. Some reviews said the cloth has anti tarnish properties last 20 years - I am going to email the seller and ask them (it shipped from South Carolina). As I understand both sides of the cloth (which is a treated flannel) need to surround the item. Though some people say you can line jewelry boxes with it. I don't know how to sew and didn't want to pay someone to sew pouches for me so what I did was cut the cloth which cuts easily and doesn't unravel to the large size I wanted folded so the bottom of the pouch is not cut only the left, right and top are open. I closed the left and right seam with large safety pins along the seam all the way up to the top then I used blue painter's tape to seal the edge so air won't get in and to keep the jewelry I will put in from falling out at the spaces the safety pins leave. I then put these pouches in gallon size Ziploc bags and put my jewelry in them and folded over the top. They aren't pretty but will do the job.After I did all this, I found on Amazon little drawstring pouches made of anti tarnish cloth. I am going to order them in the future.