How do I clean pewter kitchen cabinet knobs?

Hi Braden,

Every once in a while, I'll take mine off if they really get dirty. I fill a pot with hot water and add Dawn (it's a great degreaser). I let them soak until the water gets cool, ten scrub each one with a toothbrush to remove all that buildup. I also like to use a microfiber cloth to finish them up by polishing them dry. If they are tarnished, there are polishes available but plain white toothpaste also makes a good polish. If you're having tarnish issues, I'd use a satin spray sealer to seal them so they don't tarnish in the future. Wishing you the best.

Great post from Linda.

Here's an article that might help you - https://homeguides.sfgate.com/clean-tarnished-cupboard-handles-27258.html

You should not clean Pewter it is supposed to be grey! If you don't like them, change them up!

I found the best way is to remove the knobs and soak them for at least an hour in warm water and dawn.