Stacie Johnson
I bought a small jar to begin with! We own a jewelry store. I process and clean jewelry all day. So happy I found this cleaner! I loved it so much I bought a gallon! It works! It smells goood! It's safe to use on jewelry and doesn't dry out my hands!

Taylor Perez
This jewelry cleaner right here cleans your jewelry like no other cleaner can. It's SO NON TOXIC you CAN DRINK IT!!!! I was at a demo when this stuff first hit the market and the gentleman literally swallowed 3 tablespoons of this stuff during the demo. I bought it back then and I haven't used anything else since. It works in cleaning machines or just sprayed on your jewelry or on a towel to rub on your jewelry. It's even safe on crystals of all kinds. I've never had a problem and I sell all kinds of spiritual jewelry and crystals.

Todd Mcdaniel
This is the best jewelry cleaner I've ever used bar none! My diamonds sparkle like ice! This safe, effective cleaner smells great too!

Kara Gomez
This is best jewelry cleaner we have used. Had to settle for the 1/2 gallon since the 1 gallons have not been in stock for a long time. Even gentle on pearls. If you clean your jewelry, you need this product. We use it in a jewelry cleaning machine.

Dean Lang
I first stumbled across a product very much like this at a home show, and I've been buying it ever since. This is one of the best kept secrets in jewelry cleaners. Don't let its candy pink color and a pleasant banana-coconut smell fool you. It cleans jewelry exceptionally well without harsh, toxic ingredients such as ammonia. This half-gallon size keeps in a cool, dry place for a long time, but I can't say the same for the small amount I pour into a smaller container for day-to-day use. The main drawback to this product and products that are similarly formulated is that it does not kill germs. I suspect the natural ingredients contain sugar — it has a sweet smell — which nourish bacteria that have come in contact with the jewelry items that are being cleaned. The tale-tale sign is a loss of the pleasant odor and a cloudy appearance due to bacterial contamination from the items that are soaked in the cleaner. There is really no way around the problem short of resorting to harsher detergents, alcohol or ammonia. The workaround I have found is to pour very little of this product into a smaller container so that it is possible to work through small batches very quickly. (You don't want to use the same batch for more than a month if you are fastidious about cleaning jewelry on a daily basis.) Between refills of my smaller jewelry cleaning container, I use warm water, dish soap and vinegar to clean the tub, tray and brush between refills.

Jose Wolf
My jewelry has very looked better. I get some many compliments on them.

Christopher Edwards
Wow!! My jewelry is sparkling. This cleaner smells so good

John Lawrence
I love the scent. I can't explain it but my kids say it smells like bubble gum. I say kind of but better. I have dipped my stainless necklace with cross that has 6 diamonds set on it and 3 Citizen watches in this product. Oh yeah, also a brass pick training lock. The the necklace and watches came our really shiny, better than I remember them when I purchased them. The lock came out cleaner than I expected for a 15 year old piece of brass that has been sitting for 8 years. The amount of crud at the bottom of the bowl was suprising suprising (just the necklace and watches) these are thing that I scrub with a soft toothbrush and mild soap often. I thought that they were clean, I was very wrong. The lock too, this removed almost all of the gunk that I couldn't get out with scrubbing and I barely brushed it. I would definitely recommend this to anybody looking for a great dirt remover for jewelry.