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We use the sink everyday, and over time it can start to lose its sparkle. That’s why when it comes to our cleaning chores, everyone should know how to clean a stainless steel sink. If you don’t do this properly, you’ll be dealing with limescale, watermarks and soap scum on every surface. Plus, no one likes bits of food residue blocking the drain.

If you don’t fancy the chore of scrubbing however, there is a quick and easy way to restore your stainless steel sink. Luckily, all it takes are a few household items which you may already have to hand. Here, we will guide you through everything you need to know, from dealing with light and pesky stains, to removing more embedded ones. So, if you want your sink to shine like new again, follow these top tips on how to clean a stainless steel sink.   

How to clean a stainless steel sink 

What you’ll need

Dish soap

Sponge

Baking soda

White distilled vinegar

Microfiber cloth

Olive oil

Cream of tartar (optional)

over all of the surfaces. Baking soda is a brilliant cleaning agent because it breaks down dirt and grease and can scrape away stains, but it’s not so abrasive that it damages the stainless steel.

4. Scrub — Using your sponge (make sure it’s non-abrasive), scrub the baking soda in the direction of the grain of the stainless steel. The grain should be visible to the eye if you inspect the surface — you can also feel it if you run your fingers over it. 

When combined with the residual water, the baking soda should form a thick paste. Continue scrubbing until you’ve covered the entire surface. Don’t rinse away.  

5. Spray with vinegar — For extra cleaning power, you’ll now want to spray distilled white vinegar over the baking soda. This will create a fizzy chemical reaction which dissolves and dislodges stains; that’s . 

This can smell quite strong, but vinegar is brilliant at removing watermarks and limescale, so it’s worth ventilating the room and enduring it. Wait until the solution finishes fizzing and then rinse it away.  

If you don’t have vinegar to hand, lemons are another option you can use here. Simply cut one in half and scrub a segment on top of the baking soda in the direction of the grain. Much like vinegar, lemon juice is useful for removing limescale, plus it smells great too. Rinse away once you’ve finished.  

6. Tough stain solutions — If stains are still apparent, you will need to break out the big guns. One option is to use a proprietary cleaner, such as the Therapy Stainless Steel Cleaner Kit (). If you’re using alternative cleaners, make sure they’re suitable for use on stainless steel — some cleaners as well as abrasive tools can damage this surface. 

Alternatively, you can create a homemade solution by combining ¼ cup cream of tartar with one cup of distilled white vinegar. This will form a paste which you can apply directly to any stubborn stains. Gently dab it in place using a sponge and then leave to sit for a few minutes. Once time is up, rinse away the solution and repeat the process if necessary. 

7. Dry the sink and buff — Once all of the stains are removed, thoroughly dry the sink using a microfiber cloth. This is an important step because any residual water will form fresh watermarks, making your efforts redundant. 

Now that your sink is spotless, it’s time to make it shine. Apply a couple of drops of olive oil to a microfiber cloth and rub it on the stainless steel, moving in the direction of the grain. Remove any excess and you’re done. 

Your sink should now look as good as new! Here are some tips to keep it looking pristine:

how to clean a baking sheet in 3 easy steps to make it just like new. 

And to keep your kitchen looking shiny, check out our guides on how to clean a microwave, how to clean an oven, how to clean a garbage disposal, and how to clean stainless steel appliances. Specifically, you can also read about how to clean a stainless steel pan and make it gleam.

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