What should you not clean aluminum with?

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Avoid using acidic or alkaline cleaners (e.g., hydrochloric acid, bleach, or ammonia-based solutions), as they corrode aluminum’s protective oxide layer. Abrasive materials like steel wool or harsh scrubbing pads can scratch surfaces and compromise finishes. Solvents containing chlorine or acetone may damage coatings. For optimal longevity, use pH-neutral detergents, soft cloths/sponges, and rinse thoroughly with water.

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Donnie -- Xtrametal Engineer
Donnie

As an aluminum ceiling & facade manufacturing engineer, I spent years immersed in design and production for things like exterior walls and ceilings. Seeing the gap between technical specs and practical understanding sparked my desire to share my knowledge clearly and make engineering materials accessible to more people.

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