- Remove the seeds from a lemon or lime before squeezing the juice into a dish. Take a clean, soft cloth and rub it on the brass object after dipping it in the liquid. Cleaning the nooks and crannies of the brass object is made more simple by using the residual peel. On the brass item, rub it firmly.
- Available in the market is Nutristar shining powder, which is designed to restore the shine of brass and copper products. To use, mix a few drops of water into the powder to create a paste, then rub it on the metals and before wiping them clean with a clean towel. By doing this, the brass will once again shine.
- 1 teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoon vinegar, and half cup water. Mix it up in a medium bowl. Salt should dissolve after several minutes of stirring. Add enough flour to create a paste after that (about two tablespoons). Rub the paste onto your brass object leave it for 15 minutes then wash it and dry it.