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depglass
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Hints on using Jewel Jet jewelry steamer?

‎02-17-2020 09:14 AM

I picked up a used Jewel Jet jewelry cleaner at a local auction with no instructions.  Checking online I find its best to soak jewelry first.  I need to know what not to put into this thing, and how long to run the steam.  I'm starting with pearls and turquoise as a no-no.  

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sunshine45
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Re: Hints on using Jewel Jet jewelry steamer?

‎02-17-2020 10:07 AM

@depglass 

 

 

here is the manual online

 

 

 

https://www.gesswein.com/images/PDFS/Jewel_Jet_2_Instructions.pdf

 

 

there are also several youtube videos available.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rz7mHwuDqTU

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depglass
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Re: Hints on using Jewel Jet jewelry steamer?

‎02-17-2020 04:14 PM

Thanks for the info, Sunshine45.

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Shanus
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Re: Hints on using Jewel Jet jewelry steamer?

‎02-18-2020 03:42 PM

@depglass wrote:

I picked up a used Jewel Jet jewelry cleaner at a local auction with no instructions.  Checking online I find its best to soak jewelry first.  I need to know what not to put into this thing, and how long to run the steam.  I'm starting with pearls and turquoise as a no-no.  

 

@depglass   Add opals to your "no soak list". Also google porous stones and those that are cannot be soaked or steamed...just polish metal setting w/ cloth.

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