The pooja area is filled with several brass statuettes and deities. Brass is also used to make the lamps, bells, and other Pooja items seen in the majority of South Indian houses. At the end of the day, these lamps often have an oily, highly sticky, and filthy appearance. In addition to oxidizing, brass frequently develops a dull patina on its surface. Here are a few quick methods for cleaning brassware:
10 minutes should be spent soaking the objects in a pail of hot water with a tablespoon of detergent.
To remove all the oil, scrape the surface with a metal scrubber and lime dish soap. Apply a generous amount of soap and scrub it many times as hard as you can.
Use warm water to rinse.
Grab a tamarind ball roughly the dimensions of lime and douse it in water. Apply this to wash the brass object once more.
Rinse one more time with warm water.
Use some moist soil to scrape the surface once more if it is still sweltering or not thoroughly clean.
Use cold water to wash, then pat dry. Your brass accessories will sparkle.