Metals will get stained and discolored, but do not even think about them discard. There are no products in your kitchen cabinet that will do a bang up job of cleaning the metal and make it shine like new. Sure, you can buy expensive cleaners to do the job, but why not? Save your money and use these simple products cheaper to do the job.
You'll find many commercial products for cleaning and polishing metal, but why waste your money when you have perfectly good products in the unit that will do the same job? In any attention, check out the product that you intend to use and opt for what is safe for the environment. Once the metal is clean, rinse in warm water and dry with a soft cloth. Do not try to polish metal lacquer. You take the lacquer off.
1. Baking soda does a good job as an all purpose cleaner metal. He scouring power, but is gentle enough not to damage metal. Try before you use harsh treatments.
2. Ammonia house works well on brass. Just wipe and dry with a soft, clean cloth. A piece of lemon dipped in salt will also do the job of washing areas blurred.
3. Everything will be acid cleaned copper. Lemon juice, vinegar and tomato juice will do the job. Rub a of these up and clean it. Let the liquid set on a little metal ', does not operate immediately. Or add a little 'flour to make a paste, spread on the ground, let it set for a while', and wipe off. Add some 'salt to the pasta if you need more power purge. Or a coat with a wedge of lemon salt and rub until the metal is clean.
4. Pewter is not supposed to shine as brightly as silver, so try not to rub too hard. A traditional treatment is to rub with a cabbage leaf, pewter, or use wood ashes moistened with water. If this does not work use extra steel wool dipped in vegetable oil.
5. Ammonia works wonders on silver. Or try toothpaste, non-gel works best. Be very careful not to damage the finish with harsh detergents. You can use the aluminum and baking soda. Prior to heat water in a saucepan until boiling. Remove from heat and put a little 'crumbled up sheet on the bottom of the pot. Add a couple tablespoons of baking soda to the water and you want to clean the silver. The baking soda will react to the foam and silver. The paper will draw the tarnish. You can add more soda, if necessary, but try not to add too much to thin pieces plated, because it removes some of the silver. Be sure to rinse the metal e poi asciugarla perfettamente.
6. Per l'acciaio inossidabile, ammoniaca grandi opere. strofinare sopra con un panno pulito e asciutto il metallo completamente. Dentifricio funziona anche per le pulizie veloci.
7. Per rimuovere la ruggine da metalli, fare una pasta di perossido di idrogeno e crema di tartaro, spalmarla sui macchie di ruggine in lavelli ed elettrodomestici. O immergere i pezzi corrosi in aceto fino a quando la ruggine comincia a sciogliersi. questo funziona efficacemente su docce e strumenti.
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