[header] How to clean nickel plating [title] Polish the nickel with a soft cloth. [step] Before trying anything else, see how much grime you can clean by wiping it away. Many grease spots, smudges, and patches of grime can be buffed away with cloth and a little bit of warm, running water.
[header] How to clean nickel plating [title] Polish the nickel with a soft cloth. [step] Before trying anything else, see how much grime you can clean by wiping it away. Many grease spots, smudges, and patches of grime can be buffed away with cloth and a little bit of warm, running water.
[substeps] If you're cleaning older metals, it's advisable to periodically wipe the plating with a soft, dry cloth to remove stubborn finishes. [title] Make sure you're cleaning before bath time. [substeps] If you want to clean grease and grime off the scales with a mechanical cleaner, use mild rubbing alcohol as described below. When you are ready to polish the scales, just rub down with a soft, soapy cloth to remove any excess grime. Use a soft, non-abrasive cloth and rub down the nickel plating, applying extra pressure and attention to dirtied areas. Use small, circular motions to buff away the grime. Make sure the surface you're doing this to is completely dry. [substeps] If you're still having trouble buffing the grease out of the nickel plating, this may be a good time to start a new cleaning routine.