How to Make Dull Faucets Look Like New

The second tip is perhaps the best known, and consists of rubbing a lemon cut in half directly on the metal part of the faucet.

In addition to being a good disinfectant, lemon is very effective against limescale. Once finished, rinse the faucet with warm water and dry it carefully with a clean cloth.

The third and final tip for cleaning the faucet is the most complete, because it allows you to clean the aerator well and therefore facilitate the flow of water.

Start by unscrewing the aerator and place it in a glass. Pour a little vinegar and baking soda and wait for the end of the effervescent reaction, then use a toothbrush to clean it carefully, rinse it and dry it.

Then sprinkle a little baking soda on the faucet and pour a little vinegar on it. After two minutes, scrub well with a toothbrush and finally use a clean cloth to remove the residue and dry.