I put my mom's method to the test. I've had a clean faucet for three weeks now

The stubborn stains on my faucet magically disappeared, all thanks to an inexpensive, self-administered rubdown. This method my mom recommended proved to be a direct hit.

Faucet stains are a recurring issue in many homes, tarnishing the look of our kitchen or bathroom faucets and disrupting the overall visual aesthetics of the room. Thankfully, there's a simple solution for this problem - a method that our moms championed.

The primary culprit for these stains is hard water, which consists of excessive minerals like calcium and magnesium. These minerals can deposit on the faucet surface, forming tough-to-remove spots. Additionally, dust, greases, and soap residues provide ideal conditions for these stains to multiply.

It's hard to believe, but ordinary baby oil could be a formidable weapon against faucet stains. It's not only effective at removing grime, but it also delays its return.

The cost is no more than $1.5, and its properties are excellent for stain removal. Its oil composition aids in dissolving minerals, which assists in eliminating impurities. More importantly, it leaves a thin protective layer on the faucet surface to prevent regrowth of new stains. This makes for a simple, natural, and environmentally friendly way to maintain a clean and shiny faucet.

Curious about protecting your faucet from stains with an olive oil treatment? Begin by cleaning the surface from obvious grime. A mild detergent or vinegar can be used to wash off accumulated residues.

Next, apply the oil and robustly rub it in with a damp cloth. Be sure to cover all areas, even those that are hard-to reach. After a while, you'll notice the faucet start to gleam.

Should the stains prove more stubborn, simply repeat the process. Regular use of the oil will maintain the faucet in mint condition.

Another home remedy for achieving shiny and clean faucets involves using gray soap. Wet it, apply it over the hardware, and then polish everything with a dry cloth.

It's crucial to let everything dry instead of immediately rinsing the soap off. As a result, your water will flow smoothly, ensuring no water spots form.