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"Surprising DIY Trick for Sparkling, Clean Jewelry at Home!" New

"Surprising DIY Trick for Sparkling, Clean Jewelry at Home!"

Keeping jewelry clean and shiny doesn’t always require costly products or professional polishing. Over time, silver and other metals can lose their brightness due to exposure to air and moisture, resulting in tarnish and dullness. An easy at-home cleaning method using common kitchen items can quickly and safely restore sparkle to your favorite accessories. This method involves using ingredients like salt, baking soda, and liquid dish soap to create a cleaning solution. To start, heat one cup of water until very hot, then mix in one tablespoon of each ingredient. Line a small bowl with aluminum foil, shiny side up, and pour the mixture into the bowl. Place the jewelry pieces onto the foil, ensuring they are fully covered by the solution. After soaking for five to ten minutes, you may notice tarnish lifting from the metal surface. This process occurs through a gentle chemical reaction between the foil and the cleaning mixture, effectively removing buildup without the need for harsh scrubbing or abrasive materials. Once the cleaning is done, rinse the jewelry under cool water and gently dry it with a soft cloth. Pieces typically appear noticeably brighter after cleaning. This method is suitable for sterling silver and certain plated metals, but delicate or gemstone jewelry should be cleaned with care to avoid damage. By following this simple routine, you can easily keep your treasured items looking fresh and well maintained with minimal effort.

Feb 12, 2026
RFK Jr. Admits to Snorting Cocaine Off Toilet Seats Before Getting Sober New

RFK Jr. Admits to Snorting Cocaine Off Toilet Seats Before Getting Sober

During a podcast episode on Wednesday, February 12, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., 72, revealed his past drug use, mentioning he used to "snort cocaine off toilet seats." He emphasized the importance of attending addiction support group meetings even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Kennedy, clarifying he has been in recovery for 43 years, disclosed that he first met the podcast host, Theo Von, at the same addiction support group. This is not the first time Kennedy has made bold claims about his drug use, as he previously mentioned how heroin allegedly improved his academic performance in the 1970s. At the Rx and Illicit Drug Summit in May 2025, Kennedy shared his history of battling addiction for 14 years before entering a recovery program in 1983. He recalled early experiences with drugs, including taking LSD at age 15, leading to intense hallucinations and subsequent remorse. Regarding his role in the administration's addiction policy as Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kennedy has faced criticism for his approach to public health, obesity, and vaccine regulations. He has also received feedback on his dietary recommendations, contrasting them with President Donald Trump's reported eating habits. In a separate incident, journalist Olivia Nuzzi was questioned about her alleged affair with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a podcast episode in December. Kennedy's influence on addiction policy and his views on nutrition have sparked discussions and criticisms within the public health and dietary communities.

Feb 12, 2026