Comments on How to Clean Faucets

I wish people would wake up and see how wonderful vinegar is for cleaning. I got a spray bottle and put a 1/2 cup of vinegar and a 1/2 cup of Ajax liquid dish soap and added water. You would not believe how it cleans tile, stainless steel, chrome, glass shower doors, etc. It even cuts scum! It's also great on stoves. If you don't like the smell of the vinegar add a little scent to it.

I wish people would wake up and see how wonderful vinegar is for cleaning. I got a spray bottle and put a 1/2 cup of vinegar and a 1/2 cup of Ajax liquid dish soap and added water. You would not believe how it cleans tile, stainless steel, chrome, glass shower doors, etc. It even cuts scum! It's also great on stoves. If you don't like the smell of the vinegar add a little scent to it.

For cleaning my faucets, I use paper towels soaked in white vinegar. Then I put a zip bag around them, and leave it over the faucet for a few hours. I come back later and rinse the faucet off. It's kind of like having self-cleaning faucets.

On really hard deposit buildup around my faucets I use... COKE (Coca-Cola)! I pour it on and it helps break up the deposit.

Soak a paper towel with vinegar, roll it up and let it sit for a couple hours on the typical lime deposit that surrounds the faucet on the sink. Then wipe loosened deposits clean.

To make your faucet shine, apply rubbing alcohol with a cotton ball. It will repel water spots, too. This works on all stainless steel.

This is the best cleaner I have ever used for bathroom cleaning jobs. It removes soap scum and hard water spots. It leaves hardware looking new again!

On really hard deposit buildup around my faucets I use... COKE (Coca-Cola)! I pour it on and it helps break up the deposit.