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How to Clean Hard Water Stains From a Sink or Faucet – A Simple, Natural Fix That Actually Works

Abrasive powders

Scratch chrome and stainless steel

Lemon juice (undiluted)

Acidic, but can leave residue and isn’t as effective as vinegar

Stick to vinegar — it’s safer, cheaper, and more effective.

Final Thoughts: Sometimes the Best Cleaner Isn’t in the Cabinet — It’s in the Pantry

We spend so much on specialty cleaners — sprays, wipes, polishes — many of which are harsh, smelly, or wasteful.

But the best solution might already be in your kitchen.

Distilled vinegar doesn’t just clean.

It dissolves.

It restores.

It shines.

So next time you see that chalky film on your faucet…

Don’t reach for the chemical spray.

Reach for the vinegar.

Reach for the rag.

Reach for the sponge.

Because sometimes, the difference between a dull fixture and a sparkling one…

Isn’t in the polish.

It’s in the soak.

And once you try this?

You’ll wonder how you ever cleaned without it.

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