Q&A for How to Clean Chrome

A bucket of hot water, adding soap to it until the surface is filled with bubbles. The type of soap you use for cleaning chrome depends on the application. Although any non-abrasive soap is fine to use with chrome, choose a soap that can be used with the surrounding area as well. A simple household cleaner should be fine for use on chrome.

Polishing aluminum oxide will remove micrograins from the surface of the chrome, leaving it smooth and shiny. Apply this polisher to a towel and scrub it in using a circular motion.

Yes, you can use Fairy washing up liquid to help remove rust from a chrome towel rail. Mix it with warm water, use a soft cloth to gently scrub the rust, and rinse thoroughly.

To remove chemical carwash stains from chrome, start with mild dish soap and warm water, gently washing with a soft cloth. For persistent stains, use a baking soda paste, applying it in a circular motion and rinsing thoroughly. Finish with a chrome polish for extra shine and protection.

Yes, a Dremel can be used to polish chrome, but it requires careful handling to avoid damaging the surface. Use a polishing wheel attachment and a suitable polishing compound. Start with a low speed setting and gradually increase as needed. Apply the compound to the wheel, not directly to the chrome, and gently move the tool over the surface in a steady, circular motion. Remember to protect yourself with safety glasses and work in a well-ventilated area. After polishing, wipe the chrome with a clean, soft cloth for a brilliant finish.