Start by rinsing your sink with warm water to remove any food particles or residue. This helps prep the surface for a deeper clean.
Step 2: Sprinkle Baking Soda Generously
Sprinkle a generous amount of baking soda directly onto the sink’s surface. Make sure to cover the sides, bottom, and around the drain. Don’t forget any problem spots with visible stains or discoloration.
Step 3: Scrub in Circular Motions
Put on your rubber gloves and grab your sponge. Begin scrubbing the sink in circular motions, focusing on stained or dull areas. Baking soda’s natural grit works great to lift away grime without scratching your stainless steel.
Step 4: Spray White Vinegar
After scrubbing, spray white vinegar over the baking soda-covered areas. You’ll notice some fizzing — that’s the cleaning magic happening! Let it sit for 5–10 minutes so the mixture can break down any stubborn spots or grease.
Step 5: Final Scrub and Rinse
Give the sink one more scrub to loosen anything left behind, then rinse thoroughly with warm water. Be sure to remove all the baking soda and vinegar residue.
Step 6: Dry and Buff
Use a clean, drmicrofiber cloth to wipe the sink dry. This not only prevents new water spots but also gives the sink a brilliant shine. For extra sparkle, you can apply a few drops of olive oil on the cloth and buff the surface.
Bonus Tip: Keep It Fresh Daily
To maintain your sink’s shine and avoid bad smells, do a quick rinse and wipe down each night. Once a week, repeat the baking soda and vinegar trick for that deep clean glow.
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