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Summary: Cleaning a bathroom faucet is done by spraying the faucet with cleaning product, wiping around the faucet and using a toothbrush to scrub away calcium deposits. A sparkling clean bathroom faucet is easy to achieve with tips from a professional house cleaner and organizer in this free video on housekeeping.
Since 1997, Ann Myrick has been a professional decorator, house cleaner, home organizer and planner. She is the owner/operator of Anntics Home Decorating Company in Nashville,...read more
"Hi, I'm Ann Myrick, and today I'm going to show you, how to clean faucets. There are commercial products like 409, Soft Scrub, but also you can use a vinegar and water base if you want to, I'm going to use 409 today, or something like 409, and I'm just going to give it a good spray. And what a lot of times I'll do, is I'll spray and do something else, like clean a toilet, or do something else and then come back. Many times the calcium buildup around the edges of your faucet and the base of your faucet, and then down in where the handles join the base, you can have a calcium buildup, or just a lot of dirt. So you just want to take your toothbrush, and go around, really clean all the crevices. I a lot of times will take my toothbrush, and just where the water comes out, there's a little bit of wire netting, so I will clean that, and then just with a cup of water or with your hand you can just rinse really well, you want to get that chemical, that cleanser off really well, and I'm just going to, the quick easy way, with my hand, and then come back with a dry paper towel, and you want to just polish it dry. Now of course, in working with water, you want to be sure anything electrical is not up on your counter, since you're splashing water up on it, you want to get all your electrical off, so there won't be any type of shocking problem. And this is Ann Myrick, that's how you clean faucets."
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