Want Shiny Taps?

September 12, 2025

Try This Simple Buffing Trick

If your bathroom or washroom taps are looking a bit dull, spotted, or just not as fresh as they should, don’t worry — you don’t need fancy products to bring back the shine. All it takes is a simple tool: the humble microfibre cloth.

Why Microfibre Cloths Are Game-Changers

Microfibre is made of ultra-fine fibres that grab dirt, fingerprints, and water spots without scratching delicate surfaces. They’re especially effective on chrome, stainless steel, and brushed nickel — making them perfect for taps, fixtures, and washroom fittings.

How to Buff Your Fixtures

  1. Wipe Down First – Remove soap scum or grime with a damp cloth or gentle cleaner.
  2. Dry Thoroughly – Use a towel to get rid of water droplets (this helps prevent streaks).
  3. Buff With Microfibre – Using a clean, dry cloth, buff the fixture in small circular motions. You’ll see an instant shine.
  4. Keep It Up Weekly – A quick polish once a week keeps fixtures looking spotless and prevents long-term build-up.


Bonus Tip

For an extra sparkle, spray a little white vinegar or rubbing alcohol onto your microfibre cloth before buffing. Avoid harsh chemicals though — they can damage the finish over time.

Where Else It Works

This quick trick isn’t just for taps. Try it on:

  • Shower heads
  • Chrome door handles
  • Soap dispensers
  • Stainless steel bins


The Result

With just one cloth and a few seconds, you can instantly elevate the look of your bathrooms — whether at home, in the office, or in a busy facility.


Want That Lasting Shine Without the Effort?
At O’Shea Cleaning & Support Services, our team goes beyond surface sparkle. From bathrooms to boardrooms, we keep workplaces, schools, and facilities shining — safely and professionally.


📞 Call us on 03 5000 1705 or email enquiries@osheaservices.com.au to book a clean that makes every detail count.

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