Thanks to all for your suggestions!! Here is a followup.

The ring has spent the folowing:

A couple of days in an egg white/yoke mix. . . no visible change (but
the cleaning was 'interesting').

A couple of days in a baggy with an onion slice and a day with diced
onion. . . no visible change.

Two days in a baggy filled with propane (refilled for the second day).
.. . . this time there was _some_ new tarnish.

Looks like the gas is the 'leader' but just wearing it may be just as
fast g.

I think the wife will see if the jeweller has some "liver of sulfur"
next time she is in Silverdale.

Thanks again!!

Bob
rgentry at oz dot net

On Mon, 16 Jul 2012 15:29:34 -0700, Bob Gentry wrote:

Thanks to all for your suggestions!! Here is a followup.

The ring has spent the folowing:

A couple of days in an egg white/yoke mix. . . no visible change (but
the cleaning was 'interesting').

A couple of days in a baggy with an onion slice and a day with diced
onion. . . no visible change.

Two days in a baggy filled with propane (refilled for the second day).
. . . this time there was _some_ new tarnish.

Looks like the gas is the 'leader' but just wearing it may be just as
fast g.

I think the wife will see if the jeweller has some "liver of sulfur"
next time she is in Silverdale.

Thanks again!!

If you are going to get some liver of sulphur and want to keep it for
future use it needs to be stored in a specific way I am told, else it
goes off. The jeweler should know.

Michael Koblic,
Campbell River, BC

"Bob Gentry" wrote in message
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I think the wife will see if the jeweller has some "liver of sulfur"
next time she is in Silverdale.

Thanks again!!

Bob

If you are near a Black neighborhood you could ask for ingrown hair
remover with sulphide in a pharmacy.

jsw