Bathroom faucets can suddenly become covered in plaque and dirty stains within just a couple of days of cleaning.
Toothpaste, soap use, and general dirt will quickly leave your faucet in need of a serious cleaning.
It's not difficult to clean your faucet without delay if you have the right tools and know the techniques to turn a monotonous task into a fun activity.
What you need for cleaning
Use wipes (1 wet, 1 dry), water, dish soap, vinegar, liquid soap, and an old toothbrush.
Instructions for cleaning the mixer
Check the manufacturer's cleaning recommendations for your faucet first and make sure the products you want to use are suitable for the product.
Most plumbing fixtures are made of durable and easy-to-clean chrome, so feel free to use the suggested life hack with liquid soap and vinegar.
Basic cleaning
Use liquid soap and water to remove the main dirt and grime from your plumbing fixtures. If this is enough cleaning for your faucet, add a little sparkle. Use a dry cloth to remove streaks and small stains.
Removing stubborn dirt
If your faucet needs some extra cleaning, vinegar is the solution.
Mix one part vinegar and one part water, soak a soft cloth in the solution and wipe the surface of the faucet to solve the stain problem once and for all in just 2-5 minutes.
Test the vinegar on your faucet in a hidden area first to ensure the finish will not be damaged.
Dishwashing liquid
Faucets quickly collect dirt along the edges and at the joints with tiles and the bathtub. Use dishwashing liquid, plain water and a toothbrush to remove this type of dirt. After cleaning, wipe the faucet dry.
Simple cleaning tips will help your faucet stay bright and shiny for longer.
