This auction is for one 8 oz bottle of Dirilyte Flatware Heavy Duty Polish.  Shipping charge for one bottle is fixed at $5.95. 

**There is an additional shipping charge if you choose to purchase more than one bottle.**

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Dirilyte polish is the only recommended polish for use on Dirilyte flatware and holloware.
It is an effective means of removing tarnish and maintaining Dirilyte products that are not treated with BP (bonded protectant) coating – generally Dirilyte made prior to 1961.
Other types of chemical cleaners, waxes or polishes may harm the finish of your valuable items.

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Care for your Dirilyte flatware and holloware by washing immediately after each use to help reduce exposure to such foods as 

salad dressing, eggs, mustard, butter, etc. Wash by hand in warm water using mild detergent, rinse well, and dry thoroughly.

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Handling each piece separately will reduce scratches – DO NOT wash in a dishwasher.

Avoid leaving in any solution (even water) for prolonged periods.

It is recommended that Dirilyte be stored in untreated flannel wraps. Special chests or cloths to prevent tarnish on silver may have an adverse effect on Dirilyte. Do not store products in plastic, as this will increase the probability of tarnishing, and may have an adverse effect on the optional BP coating (if applicable).

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ABOUT DIRILYTE:

Dirilyte is made from an alloy of Swedish origin and the tableware was manufactured in Sweden prior to its being produced in the United States.  Over the years, Dirilyte has graced the tables of the White House and Governors mansions in the United States, while in Europe it has been the tableware of choice of royal families.

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ABOUT US:

Hand Industries, Inc. purchased the Dirilyte flatware and holloware line in 1971.  We ceased manufacturing Dirilyte in the mid 1980s.  If you'd like to know more about Dirilyte, please visit our website.  There you will find some photos and historical documents.  Please note that we do not buy or sell flatware or holloware.