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Frequently Asked Questions
Our Hagerty Silver Keeper bags are made from Silversmiths' Cloth, which contains R-22, a compound that neutralizes the airborne sulfur that turns silver dark. The sulfur reacts with the treated cloth instead of the metal, so a clean piece sealed inside stays bright for years without re-polishing. The protection acts on the surface metal, which means silverplate benefits just as much as sterling. Keep the silver in a cool, dry cabinet and avoid rubber bands, whose sulfur can leave marks.
For hollowware and serving pieces that don’t lie flat, use the zippered bags. The 6x6 or 9x12 inch bags fit baby cups, candlesticks, and sugar bowls, the 15x15 or 18x18 inch bags fit coffee and tea pots, and the 24x30 inch bag fits a large tray, soup tureen, or centerpiece. Store one piece per bag so that the pieces don’t rub together and scratch while in storage. For flatware, choose by quantity: the 6-piece place setting roll suits a single setting, while the zippered drawer liner holds up to 120 pieces in the same R-22 Silversmiths' Cloth.
Yes, you should polish silver before storing it, because an anti-tarnish bag prevents new tarnish but cannot remove tarnish that has already formed. Our wider silver and metal polish selection covers that cleaning step, with Hagerty products available in case you’re a brand loyalist.
Hagerty Silver Keeper bags prevent tarnish for years. You’ll know to replace the bag when the silver begins to darken even when the bag is dry and sealed. This darkening is a signal that the R-22 in the cloth has been used up and can’t absorb any more airborne sulfur. Although it might be tempting to wash the cloth to refresh it, this will in fact strip the sulfur treatment from the cloth, so your best bet is replacement.
Copper and brass need their own formula, so reach for Hagerty Heavy Duty Copper, Brass & Metal Polish rather than a silver polish. Pour it on a soft cloth, rub briskly, let it dry, and buff with a clean cloth. No rinsing is needed, and it leaves a tarnish preventive behind. It handles copper pots, brass hardware, and other fine metals in one 8 oz. can.
Place the Hagerty silver protection strips inside whichever cabinet, drawer, or other storage solution holds your silver, using about one strip per square foot of space. The strips absorb tarnish-causing sulfur gases and protect pieces that aren’t individually wrapped. Replace them about every six months, since each strip’s absorption capacity gets used up as it works.
The difference comes down to speed versus upkeep. Flatware Silver Dip removes tarnish from forks and spoons in seconds by immersion, which makes it the right choice when a set has gone dark and your dinner party is the next day. Silversmith's Polish is the rub-on treatment for trays, tea sets, and regular maintenance, restoring shine while leaving protection behind. Many customers keep both, the dip for rescue and the polish for routine.
Yes. The same R-22 cloths that protect flatware can also keep rings, chains, and bracelets from tarnishing. Keep jewelry away from other metals and place each piece so that it doesn’t tangle or scratch the others. For a jewelry box or drawer, the protection strips do the same job in an enclosed space.