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Used Stainless Steel Sink
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beautiful in any setting. A stainless steel kitchen sink is durable, easy to
keep clean and disinfect, and will only grow more beautiful with age ? if you
take proper care of it.
Stainless steel sinks are made from stainless steel made with nickel. The finish
is usually satiny and smooth rather than chrome-shiny. Stainless steel is tough
? it resists rust, chipping, nicking and cracking. It won't stain or fade or
discolor. It's easy to clean with a household cleanser, and believe it or not ?
it helps protect glasses and dishes from breaking if you drop them. With that
much going for them, it's no surprise that stainless steel is the most popular
material for a kitchen sink.
Despite all that, though, there are a few things that can damage your stainless
steel sink. Problem: Chlorides that are used in most soaps and bleaches these
days can eat away at the steel.
Solution: Rinse sink well after each use.
Problem: Scratches.
Solution: Some scratches are natural and will blend into the sink's finish. You
can avoid the worst of them by avoiding the use of steel wool on your sink.
Instead, use a soft scouring liquid (Soft Scour) to avoid scratching the finish.
Problem: Hard water can leave stains or wear on the finish.
Solution: Wipe the sink dry after use, and clean it thoroughly once a week.
Problem: Salty foods can damage the stainless steel finish.
Solution: Always rinse your sink thoroughly after using it.
Routine Care for Stainless Steel Sinks
-Clean the sink with soapy water, or a stainless steel cleaner (Spray N
Sheen Stainless Steel Cleaner/Polish/Protectant) once or twice a week.
-Disinfect the sink surface regularly with an all purpose disinfectant,
remembering to leave the solution on for the recommended length of time.
-Don't use your sink as a cutting board. A knife can leave deep nicks or
scratches that may rust and destroy the sink's finish.
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-Once or twice a month, fill the sink half full with a 50/50 solution of
bleach and water or a special stainless steel cleaner (Stainless Steel Cleaner).
Let it soak for about 15 minutes, then wash the sides and bottom and let it
drain. Remember to wipe dry when done.
-Scour in the direction of the finish lines. Scouring across them can
damage the finish.
-Don't let liquid soap or other cleansers dry on the sink. Rinse well and
towel dry.
Caring for your stainless steel sink properly will ensure that you get years of
life from it. Just remember, wash regularly, disinfect daily, polish weekly and
dry after every use.
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