How Do You Clean Aluminium?
Aluminum products can be found throughout the average home. Cookware, serving plates, camping utensils and lawn furniture are all common items that are sometimes made of aluminum. This material is inexpensive and holds up to a lot of abuse. Unfortunately, aluminum can easily lose its luster and, although not difficult to clean, it responds poorly to abrasives, which can leave scratches. Frequent cleaning, with cleaners you probably already have in your home, is better for keeping aluminum looking its best. Put warm water and four or five squirts of dish soap in a bucket or sink basin. Soak a sponge in this and wash down the aluminum. If the aluminum is a pot or pan, let it soak in the suds for at least 15 minutes to loosen any stuck-on food particles. Wet a waffle-weave microfiber cloth in the soapy water. Rub down the aluminum with this. The weave pattern will (safely, as it is not abrasive) help remove embedded dirt. Pour 1/2 cup of white vinegar directly onto a sponge and rub over t
