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How Do You Clean Brass Drawer Pulls?

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How Do You Clean Brass Drawer Pulls?

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Brass drawer pulls add functionality and beauty to drawers. One disadvantage, though, is that they can become grimy and tarnished from everyday use and the ravages of time. To clean brass drawer pulls that are black from oxidation or just plain dirty, all you need to do is gather a few readily available items and apply a little elbow grease. Those brass pulls will be gleaming in no time. Remove the drawer pull, if possible, to gain access to all the crevices and surface area of the pull. A screwdriver is usually all that is needed. If you’re interested in just a basic cleaning that will remove the tarnish and grime you can readily see, skip this step and go directly to Step 2. Mix a solution of 80% water and 20% ammonia or 80% water and 20% vinegar. Ammonia and vinegar are very inexpensive and are commonly found in the home. A cup-sized batch should be enough to clean a small group of brass pulls. Apply either solution with a sponge to the entire brass pull, taking care to avoid wiping

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