
Everybody has a problem when it comes to cleaning their kitchen and bathroom: water stains or stains on faucets and sinks are so hard to wipe away! Here’s a little trick from WOWOW to share with you!
Bathroom faucet cleaning
When the faucet is used for a long time, the surface will become dull and gray. Wiping it with a steel wool ball is not only ineffective, it can damage the surface and leave unsightly scratches. A good way is to use a peeled potato peel to wipe back and forth on the surface of the faucet and then wipe it clean with a cloth, or use shaving cream to wipe the faucet with a damp cloth and then rinse it with water.
1. Prepare a tube of toothpaste, a toothbrush and a rag. It doesn’t matter the toothpaste, even if it’s expired! Toothbrushes can also be disposable or outgrown. Wipe as softly as possible to minimize damage to the tub.








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