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Porcelain sinksare notoriously susceptible to stains and scratches and require a consistent cleaning regimen.
Tackle grime before has a chance to set andstain.
The best way to keep your porcelain sink looking squeaky clean is with a light cleaning every so often.
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Tip
Avoid using hard abrasive materials like steel wool to clean your porcelain sink.
The rough material can dull the finish on your sink and may even scratch it.
Wipe away any grease or soap scum, then rinse everything down the drain.
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Scrub lightly and in a circular motion.
If you don’t have hydrogen peroxide handy, an alternative solution is white vinegar.
Wipe the inside of your sink with a microfiber towel to finish the job.
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If you see any leftover stains, move on to the final two steps.
Add only a few drops of lemon juice or only spray the stain with white vinegar.
Whichever you choose, allow the liquid to sit for a half hour.
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To finish, wipe down the sink, faucet, and surrounding area with a microfiber cloth.
Tips to Keep Your Porcelain Sink Clean Longer
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