[flavah]

I got a casino ceramic chip that happens to be pretty used and dirty. Do you clean these the same way you clean clays? I usually use a soft toothbrush with soap and water. Thanks

[beekeeper]

I've cleaned my Egyptians a couple of times, using dish soap. I have a bucket of soapy water and a bucket of clean water. I just use a sponge to scrub them, and then drop them in the clean water. After about 50-75 chips, I take them out of the clean water and put them on a towel to dry. Then I change the water.

[dad604]

Originally Posted by flavah

I got a casino ceramic chip that happens to be pretty used and dirty. Do you clean these the same way you clean clays? I usually use a soft toothbrush with soap and water. Thanks

Ceramic chips are tougher than clay so soap and toothbrush will do fine.

[osumike11379]

Originally Posted by dad604

Ceramic chips are tougher than clay so soap and toothbrush will do fine.

I used a magic eraser on my chipcos but you have to be careful not to scrub the paint off the chip

[tomb1]

Dish soap in warm water, soak for a little while. Just rub with a your fingers or a soapy cloth. Toothbrush is fine if needed. These are hardy little suckers.

[jamby]

Ditto. Tom knows his ceramics.

Originally Posted by tomb1

Dish soap in warm water, soak for a little while. Just rub with a your fingers or a soapy cloth. Toothbrush is fine if needed. These are hardy little suckers.

[flavah]

Well, here is what the chip looks like after cleaning. I do not think it changed the look. I think the chip is just really old and used.

[NoFear]

Originally Posted by flavah

Well, here is what the chip looks like after cleaning. I do not think it changed the look. I think the chip is just really old and used.

I think your answer is correct.......