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Vinegar is often recommended for removing mineral deposits from metal fixtures, but it isn’t suitable for every metal or finish.
Some metals and decorative coatings can react with acidic cleaners. This is particularly important for delicate finishes and plated surfaces.
Why vinegar can cause problems
Depending on the metal, coating, and exposure time, vinegar may:
- Cause discoloration
- Dull certain finishes
- Damage protective coatings
- Contribute to corrosion or surface deterioration
Materials
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