It is a known fact that stainless steel does not get dirty easily. However, this may not be true in case of stainless steel kitchen sink. The reason behind this is its continuous exposure to sticky substances. Even a stainless steel kitchen sink can easily get stained or spotted and become extremely dirty, if it is not cleaned at regular intervals. It is only reasonable to use the professional expertise of London cleaning agencies whose aim is to provide top service for regular domestic cleaning, one-off cleaning, after party or moving out cleaning. Keeping this fact in consideration, we bring you some helpful tips on how to clean a stainless steel kitchen sink.

Cleaning Your Steel Kitchen Sink

• Pour hot water all over the sink and rinse it properly.
• Take some baking soda and sprinkle on the sink. Allow the baking soda to settle down for around an hour.
• Wet a sponge with cold water. Scrub the sink, containing baking soda, with the sponge. Rinse the sink thoroughly with cold running water.
• Pour a small quantity of vinegar on the sponge and rub the sink again. Once it is done, rinse again with cold water. Vinegar helps in removing the water spots and tough stains that could not be removed by baking soda.
• Now, use a cleanser for final cleansing of the sink. Pour a small amount on the sponge and rub the sink properly with it.
• Once you are done with the cleanser, rinse the sink properly with water. Take care that you do not leave any cleanser on the sink, as this may leave spots on drying.
• Once you are done with the cleaning, pat dry the sink, using a clean bathroom towel. You need to dry the sink properly in order, to enable you to polish it.
• Take a soft, lint free cloth and polish the sink. Continue polishing until you see your kitchen sink shining.

Tips

• While washing the sink, it is advisable to put on gloves, as the cleanser, baking soda and other solutions may harm your hands.
• Olive oil and club soda are other components that work effectively in removing stains from stainless steel sink.
• Instead of sprinkling the baking soda, you can try out by mixing 2 teaspoons of baking soda in a cup of warm water. Dip your sponge in it and use it to rub the sink, in small circular motions. Now, rinse the sink with cold running water.