Nevertheless, even composite sinks are susceptible to things likesoap scumand limescale build-up now and then.
However, even these resilient materials require a little care to keep them at their best.
To prevent scratches and stains, avoid cleaning your sink with abrasive scrubbers and harsh cleaning solutions like bleach.
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These can negatively affect your sink’s finish and may even impact its lifespan.
Instead, opt for a more natural abrasive ingredient likebaking sodaand a more natural acidic cleaner likedistilled white vinegar.
Give the sink a quick rinse, from the top of the sink walls down towards the drain.
The paper towels will stick to the sink’s surface.
Move in circular motions and give any stained portions of your sink a little extra attention.
If you notice residual limescale build-up after scrubbing, sprinkle a light layer of baking soda over the stains.
Allow it to sit for 30 seconds, before scrubbing once more.
The combination ofbaking soda and vinegaris an especially effective natural cleaner.
Rinse and Dry
Rinse the entire sink thoroughly.
If your sink’s faucet has a retractable spray nozzle, use it for this step.
Finish your new cleaning routine by drying your sink well with amicrofibercloth.
