clean-sink

The following advice given will get your stainless sink clean not only easily but in a very short amount of time even with the absence of commercial cleaning, so it’s very similar to the course of action on easiest way of cleaning stainless steel appliances.

What do you need to clean sink?

Interested in finding out how to clean your stainless-steel sink with the minimal possible effort required? Well you’re in the right place, not only is it efficient but it’s cheap too! You will be required items that you can easily find within your home! All that is required is your trusty friend, your baking soda stored in your cabinet.

Not only is it cheap if you don’t have it however, you already probably have it so it saves the time needed. You will also be required to locate a bottle of white vinegar. With these items in the next 5 minutes you will have clean stainless-steel sink and afterwards you can reward yourself with a nice bottle of wine, knowing that you’ve got yourself a new sink without paying a dime! You deserve it.

THE ITEMS REQUIRED:

  • Soft microfibre cloth

  • Polishing cloth

  • Rubber gloves

  • Baby oil or coconut oil

  • Vinegar

  • Bicarbonate of soda

Use this lifesaver step by step for your dream results when cleaning your sink.

Stainless steel cleaning method that needs to be followed.

1. MAKE SURE YOU RINSE YOUR SINK OUT

Firstly, you’ll want to slip on your rubber gloves and get rid of all the debris within your plughole (most likely will find food debris). Afterwards proceed with rinsing the sink with hot water.

2. DRIZZLE YOUR BICARBONATE SODA OVER YOUR SINK.

Your bicarbonate soda will do all the work for you, it’s truly like magic. It’s a phenomenal stainless-steel cleaner this is due to it being abrasive enough to scruff all of your grease and limescale in your sink but it isn’t so abrasive to the point where it’ll scratch and ruin your beautiful steel.

3. CLEAN SINK WITH THE SOLUTION

Get yourself a cloth and rub it all over the sink. Make sure you always go into the corners and dig in there. Make sure you also go around the taps. If required a good tool you could also use is a toothbrush to get into gritty areas. Take extra caution when using a scourer if you do. However, you’re safer going with your damp cloth as it is much softer and your sink is guaranteed more protection.

4. SPRAY WITH WHITE VINEGAR

Before you get onto this step, take a small break as you need to leave some time in between these 2 steps, but also because you deserve it! After your little break spray some undiluted white vinegar over your bicarbonate of soda residue that was left within your sink. When in close contact the vinegar and soda will begin to fizz due to their reaction. Your vinegar is a brilliant disinfectant and is fab for removing the water spots

5. PROCEED WITH A FINAL RINSE

After your sink is looking squeaky clean, with warm water, rinse your sink from the tap and proceed with giving it a buff dry with a clean rag.

6. APPLY SOME OIL FOR AN EXTRA TOUCH, A GLEAMING SINK

If you want your sink to look even more shiny and polished, you can do this by buffing oil into it using a dry cloth. Works like a dime!