Cleaning faucets

Learning how to get rid of hard water stains easily can save you effort and stop these chalky marks from building up, keeping your faucets and showers clear.

We’ll show you how to remove calcium deposits from a faucet to get it clean and shiny and clean the aerator to remove mineral buildup.

Find the 5 easy faucet cleaning hacks tips and tricks that keep it as good as new. You can deep clean your faucet with soap steam vinegar lemon hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. Cleaning the kitchen or every type of faucet at least once every two weeks is recommended since they serve as a breeding ground for mold, mildew, and lime buildup.

Want to easily clean those gunky faucet and shower heads without too much effort? Use this trick & homemade cleaning solution to clean it with ease.

Fight bad odors, stains and other issues with these handy tips for cleaning and maintaining your sinks and faucets.

Here's how to clean a showerhead with natural ingredients, and keep it clean by removing mineral deposits like limescale.

Cleaning your bathroom can be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. With a few simple ingredients, you can get your bathroom fixtures clean in minutes without a bunch of harsh chemicals. Let me show you how to clean your bathroom sink, faucet and showerhead with little effort and make them function like new!

The best way to clean your matte black faucet is warm soapy water or a mild cleaner. Wet a microfiber cloth in hot water and dishwashing soap, and start by gently wiping the faucet to remove stubborn dirt.

These tips from the experts make it easy to clean your faucet head so it looks brand new—and works better too!

Faucets and fixtures with a matte black finish are easy to clean if you know how. However, they are easily damaged during improper cleaning.