Faucets needs upkeep

Brass faucet vs stainless stell faucet:

Which requires more upkeep?

• Unlacquered solid brass fixtures that tarnish easily and develop an authentic patina with time. This gives a natural, weathered feel to the faucet – with minimal upkeep.
• Lacquered brass, which has an electrophoretic coating that prevents it from tarnishing or ageing. So they stay shinier and more yellow-toned. It does not show fingerprints or water spots easily.

Tip: Spray a solution of liquid ammonia on the lacquered brass. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Do this at least once a week.

Stainless steel faucets are much easier to maintain as compared to brass faucets.
It retains its shiny visual appearance and stays fresh.
Regular wiping with a soft cloth is all you need to do.
However, stainless steel faucets tend to show spots and fingerprints easily.
Tip: Wipe the faucet with white vinegar to get rid of spots and retain the shine.