How To Clean Your Kitchen Faucet
Shop NowThe most visible imperfections on your kitchen faucet are generally the easiest to remove thanks to their surface-level nature. In fact, many unsightly spots and smudges can be eliminated by simply wiping the kitchen faucet with a wet rag and patting it dry. If a stain is more serious or of a harder-to-remove variety, you may need to employ the use a mild cleaner. Unless your sink is made of iron, you can use vinegar or basically any all-purpose cleaner. Just apply the cleaner to a clean rag and wipe down the surface of the kitchen faucet to leave it sparkling.
A dirty kitchen faucet head can cause uneven or obstructed water flow, decreasing pressure or causing unpredictable dispersion. This can be caused by buildup on the surface of the head or mineral deposits within it. To properly remedy the situation, you’ll have to address both potential issues. Typically, the kitchen faucet will have an aerator on the head—you’ll want to remove this by ensuring the water is off and then unscrewing it. A simple way to remove build up from the aerator is to place it fully-submerged in white vinegar. You may need to use something like an old toothbrush, a toothpick, or other similar tools to thoroughly clean the screen-like aerator. This process should remove any buildup, allowing your kitchen faucet to perform properly again!
