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<p>[QUOTE="evelyb30, post: 9749192, member: 36"]All she needs is baking soda and a q-tip, unless simichrome works on red. As far as I know it's not reliable. I'd stick to a damp q-tip dunked in baking soda. Dirt cheap and ubiquitous. (take dunked -tip and rub the plastic hard. Baklelite turns the q-tip yellow/brown and if you do it next to your nose raises a stink like no other.) Personally I don't have much hope that it's bakelite, but you never know. </p><p><br /></p><p>But that blue necklace...Czech glass beads for sure. 20s. Neiger?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="evelyb30, post: 9749192, member: 36"]All she needs is baking soda and a q-tip, unless simichrome works on red. As far as I know it's not reliable. I'd stick to a damp q-tip dunked in baking soda. Dirt cheap and ubiquitous. (take dunked -tip and rub the plastic hard. Baklelite turns the q-tip yellow/brown and if you do it next to your nose raises a stink like no other.) Personally I don't have much hope that it's bakelite, but you never know. But that blue necklace...Czech glass beads for sure. 20s. Neiger?[/QUOTE]
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