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QuestionHow can I remove hard water stains?Community AnswerUse a diluted vinegar solution. Mix half white vinegar and half water. Rub the solution on in circular motions with a rag or toothbrush. Once finished, rinse and buff dry.
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QuestionHow do I remove stains from brushed nickel?Community AnswerRinse your item clean. Don't leave vinegar sitting on the product's surface. Use a bucket of water or a rag wet with water to thoroughly rinse the brushed nickel. Buff dry with a soft cloth to avoid water stains.
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QuestionHow can I clean spots on a tarnished, brushed nickel mirror frame?Community AnswerUse a soft cloth, wet or dry, and some elbow grease. If that doesn't work, use a 50/50 vinegar and water mixture. Wipe down the frame with the solution using cotton wool or a toothbrush. Rinse the frame clean and buff dry.
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QuestionI used undiluted white vinegar to take off hard water deposits. Left it to soak for many hours. Now there is a mark that looks like the electrical tape I used to put the bag of vinegar on with. I know it is not just tape residue, most likely it is due to the vinegar. Is there a way to restore the finish?Community AnswerIf you know the brand of faucet, look on the manufacturer's website to see what they recommend for their products.
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