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Hor hor!

Seriously, get a little bowl of tepid water with some washing-up liquid in it, and using a fine brush [eg a pastry brust] gently try cleaning off a little of the dirt somewhere inconspicuous, eg on the belly. If all seems well, continue, but be careful of immersing the object if you don't know what the finish is. Some people use hydrogen peroxide, others use diluted denture cleaner. Don't use bleach or anything like that

You can get advice online eg: http://tinyurl.com/y9t8nq

[QUOTE="Sara, post: 2089352, member: 65329"] Hor hor! Seriously, get a little bowl of tepid water with some washing-up liquid in it, and using a fine brush [eg a pastry brust] gently try cleaning off a little of the dirt somewhere inconspicuous, eg on the belly. If all seems well, continue, but be careful of immersing the object if you don't know what the finish is. Some people use hydrogen peroxide, others use diluted denture cleaner. Don't use bleach or anything like that You can get advice online eg: [url=http://tinyurl.com/y9t8nq]http://tinyurl.com/y9t8nq[/url] [/QUOTE]

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