How to Clean and Maintain Your Brass Kitchen Faucet or the Bathroom Bathtub Faucet

CLEAN GENTLY

Use cloth gently blot or clean up any water from the Brass Kitchen Faucet or the Bathroom Bathtub Faucet’s surface. Allowing water to evaporate on the surface of your Brass Kitchen Faucet or the Bathroom Bathtub Faucets.

REMOVE HARD WATER STAINS

To remove hard water stains, use a solution of 50/50 white vinegar and water. Lime and calcium buildup on a Brass Kitchen Faucet or the Bathroom Bathtub Faucets can be hard to remove, especially if left to accumulated.

Vinegar and lemon juice are by far the safest natural cleaning solutions to use in this context. Make sure to wear some plastic latex gloves to protect your hands since acidic liquids have the potential to irritate your skin.  

Give the faucet a thorough surface cleaning from top to bottom. Focus on the areas that water may commonly drip onto, as that is where it will evaporate and leave you with mineral deposits. This will clean off the basic stains on the surface of the Brass Kitchen Faucet or the Bathroom Bathtub Faucets.

Use the vinegar or lemon juice. Wet a paper towel with your chosen acidic substance, try to get it fully soaked, and then wipe the faucet down again. Wrap the paper towel tightly around stains areas and let it sit for a few hours.

Remove the paper towel from the Brass Kitchen Faucet or the Bathroom Bathtub Faucets. Scrub the remaining stains with a toothbrush - you can create a paste out of some baking soda mixed with just a touch of acidic substance.