Would this need to be polished with copper cleaner or just soap and water?
1979376
I'm pretty sure it's not a real copper coating. Even if it is, it has some sort of clear coat. Mine cleans up nice and holds its shine with just soap and water
942533
I clean it with water and soap,add ice cold water every few hours see can it make difference.
1000088
i have polished nickel. it looks great, but never again i will have it in my house. i have to wipe my faucets after every use in order to keep them nice and sparking clean. if the water drop dries on it, it creates a stain. my other bathroom has polished chrome. - i can leave it for a week, and after wiping with a wet sponge and buffing with a terry towel it looks as good as new. i used to be paranoid about my polished nickel, but now i clean with flitz once a year and it looks not bad at all. (but i wipe it dry with the terry towels after almost every use). hope this helps
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Yes. I have used Flitz on copper, as well as many other ferrous and non ferrous metals and it will bring them to a mirror polish easily. However, if the corrosion (green powdery residue on copper) is heavy, you may want to use some fine steel wool to remove the bulk of it first.
1084353
Water and soap like anything else. If you want them to stay scratch less use a delicates sponge. But even with scratches it looks nice. And if it begins to have dis coloring you can wash with any stainleas steel cleaner
1476921
I use furniture polish but I have also used a damp cloth. Depend how shiny you want it to be.
1467716
You really don't have to clean it but you can use light soap and water mixed and just pour it through and rinse it out thoroughly that's it.
1206279
This product is CITRIC ACID, so it will react with the copper by removing the oxidation (much like a lemon will "clean" a penny.) I would NOT use this product if your copper fixtures have a special finish or patina that you would like to preserve. Cheers!
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I can't say with any certainty that it would work as well on copper as it did on my brass figurines. It is rather easy to use. I applied it with a terrycloth, rubbed lightly and achieved very good results. I removed it with a polishing cloth (an old tee shirt works pretty good too) On several of my figurines, I used a very fine steel wool. I suggest that you try a tube first to see if it will work for you. Good luck with you cleaning project.
669675
You can use an SOS pad on the handle. It will take the tarnish off and make it shiny again.
2049974
Yes, you should buy some copper cleaning paste and use as directed. It only takes a few minutes. I use it about one a week. I just do it on the weekend after Saturday or Sunday breakfast.
169674
Haven't had to clean mine yet, but plan to use a fabric cleaner or soap suds.
1010639
You use a metal cleaner for copper. You can find it in most grocery stores. Citric acid as from lemon juice also works.
1487076
My wife said she just uses liquid soap, water and a wash rag. This sink has a dull finish so nothing I know of to make it shine. it doesn't scratch up like most sinks though.
808641
soap-n-water. (and some elbow grease when needed) It's a very easy clean up.
723815
yes - clean surfaces with sanding and acetone. Bi-metal corrosion not an issue, as this does not act like steel.
774396
Hi,You usually would clean it with water and soap.Best regards,Customer service