# How to Remove Water Spots From Oil-Rubbed Bronze Kitchen Faucets
Things You'll Need
- Flannel cloth or rag
- Salt
- Towel
- Vinegar
- Flour
Instructions
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Wipe the surface of the faucet with a clean flannel cloth, microfiber cleaning cloth or lint-free towel to remove water spotting. Wipe around the faucet spout, handle and along the base with moderate pressure.
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Remove difficult water stains with a household solution of salt and water. Mix 1 tablespoon of salt into 3 quarts of water until the salt dissolves. Dip a cloth into the mixture, wipe the cloth around the faucet, and then rinse the faucet with water. Dry the surface with a clean and dry cloth or towel.
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Remove stubborn water spots with a paste mixture of salt, vinegar and flour. Add 1 teaspoon of salt to 1 cup of vinegar, and then add flour to the mixture until you have a thick paste. Apply the paste around the faucet, and then let the paste dry for an hour. Wipe away the paste with water, and dry it with a towel.
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Clean the surface of the faucet with your flannel cloth regularly, at least once every few days to keep water spots to a minimum.
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