Instructions

• Step 1: Make soapy water Squeeze a squirt of dishwashing liquid into a sink or bucket of warm water.
• TIP: Never use abrasive cleaners, as they could scratch the chrome.
• Step 2: Dip the cloth Dip the cloth in the soapy water and wash your chrome item.
• TIP: Don't wash chrome in greasy dishwater, or you'll end up with a greasy film that will burn if heated.
• Step 3: Use a toothbrush An old toothbrush will help you clean hard to reach places.
• Step 4: Dry with paper towels Use paper towels to wipe the item dry.
• Step 5: Use chrome cleaner If there are still stains or dirty areas, use a cleaner made for chrome or soft metals, following instructions on the packaging. Now your chrome will twinkle like new.
• FACT: Chromium was discovered in 1757 by French pharmacist and chemist Louis-Nicholas Vauquelin.

You Will Need

• A sink or bucket
• A bottle of dishwashing liquid
• Warm water
• A clean cloth
• A few paper towels
• And an old
• soft toothbrush
• A chrome or soft metal cleaner