How To Clean Belly Button Rings?
Belly button rings are a popular trend among millennials, but they can be hard to clean. If you want to keep your jewelry sparkle-free, you'll want to invest in some household items like vinegar and paper towels. But why are belly button rings so filthy in the first place?
It's because a lot of people wear rings on their belly buttons — and not just during parties! Your fingers get gross too. Let's use the belly button ring as an example: It's not the most sanitary place to put a ring, to prevent blood from getting on it. Things can get dirty very easily without proper cleaning, however. Belly button rings collect sweat, debris, and sickly things like that.
Also, belly button rings are expensive, and you don't want to spend your hard-earned money on a piece of jewelry only to have it get ruined. You got the belly button ring for a reason — you liked it! Just because the fashion trends have changed doesn't mean you can't enjoy your accessory. What's the point of having them if you can't wear them?
To clean your rings, first, take them off and set them on a paper towel. Roll the paper towel into a ball and press it against the ring to soak up any moisture on the surface. If you can't see any residue, skip to the next step. If your piece has some grit on it, you'll want to soak it in vinegar for five minutes or so, then shock it in cold water.
After you've rinsed off your jewelry, pat it gently with a paper towel to dry the surface. Keep in mind that belly button rings are delicate, so they could get scratched or chipped if you use too much force. As long as you're gentle with your rings, you should be able to keep them looking like new.
If you have a ring made of precious metal, don't be afraid to hit it with some water. The aqua method is a great way to keep your jewelry looking shiny and clean: put your jewelry in a bowl of lukewarm water for five minutes. This will remove any built-up residue and can even help loosen stubborn gunk.
How To Properly Use Belly Button Rings?
Have you ever wondered how belly button rings are designed in the first place? It's pretty simple — it's just a band of metal that the wearer wears around their belly button. Don't you think it'd be pretty messy if people didn't know how to clean them properly?
When you're wearing your jewelry, make sure your fingers aren't touching the ring — it could cause bacteria to get into your body. Bacteria can thrive on rings anywhere, including your finger and skin. When you're wearing your ring, do not touch the inside of it — this can cause infections. To be on the safe side, always put your rings in a separate bag for when you're not wearing them. You don't want to get in serious trouble for having a ring that belongs to someone else!
Also, be sure you don't pull or twist your jewelry. It could easily get caught on something and become damaged. Plus, you'll probably get some pretty nasty scars on your belly button if it happens.
