How to Remove Water Spots from Solid Brass Kitchen Fixtures One of the most common concerns with solid brass kitchen faucets — especially unlacquered brass — is water spots. While they’re harmless, they can dull the finish of your beautiful fixture. The good news? It’s easy to remove them with the right technique. Why Do Water Spots Appear? Water spots form when droplets evaporate and leave behind mineral deposits. These spots are especially visible on unlacquered brass due to its reflective surface and evolving patina. What You’ll Need Soft microfiber cloth White vinegar (or lemon juice) Baking soda (optional) Warm water Dry towel Step-by-Step: Removing Water Spots 1. Start with a Gentle Wipe Use a damp microfiber cloth with warm...
Caring for Your Unlacquered Brass Kitchen Faucet: Cleaning & Maintenance Tips Unlacquered brass kitchen faucets are beautiful, timeless, and unique — but they do require a bit of special care. Unlike lacquered or coated metals, unlacquered brass is a “living finish,” which means it will naturally patina over time. For many, that’s part of the charm! Still, knowing how to clean and maintain it properly ensures it ages gracefully. What Is Unlacquered Brass? Unlacquered brass is raw, untreated brass that changes color as it reacts with air, water, and touch. Over time, it will develop a darker, more antique look. It’s not a flaw — it’s a feature. This natural aging is what makes handmade brass faucets from Gift From...
How to Install a Single-Hole Kitchen Faucet – Step-by-Step Guide If you’ve just purchased a single-hole kitchen faucet from Gift From Morocco, congratulations! You're one step closer to upgrading your kitchen with a timeless, handcrafted brass fixture. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or simply curious, this step-by-step guide will walk you through how to install your new kitchen faucet easily and efficiently. What You’ll Need Adjustable wrench Plumber’s tape (Teflon tape) Basin wrench (optional but helpful) Towel or bucket (to catch water) Your new unlacquered brass kitchen faucet Step 1: Turn Off the Water Supply Start by shutting off the hot and cold water valves under your sink. Open the faucet to relieve any remaining pressure and drain out excess...
