Cleaning a Stainless Steel Sink

RE: Cleaning a Stainless Steel Sink Post by Simply Joyful (4) | (01/03/2007) Contact http://www.flylady.net/pages/FLYingLessons_Shine.asp Complete instructions at the link above RE: Cleaning a Stainless Steel Sink Post by Simply Joyful (4) | (01/02/2007) Contact http://www.flylady.net/pages/FLYingLessons_Shine.asp Good instructions at this link! RE: Cleaning a Stainless Steel Sink Post By Kim (Guest Post) (12/29/2006) try sprinkling baking soda (liberally) around the wet sink, let sit and use the scrub brush to scrub clean, and it will shine and smell good, too! RE: Cleaning a Stainless Steel Sink Post By Sherry (Guest Post) (12/29/2006) Try rubbing your sink with a cut lemon or try using Soft Scrub. I work in the home cleaning business and the clorox smell helps to disinfect really well. Also you can put baking soda and vinegar down your drain and flush with hot water about 15 minutes later to make sure the odor is not coming from there RE: Cleaning a Stainless Steel Sink Post By (Guest Post) (12/29/2006) There are several quick and inexpensive technniques for cleaning a stainless steel sink. First, using either a damp wash cloth or a scrubbie, scour the sink with baking soda. Baking soda is a natural sanitizing agent. It is a water soluble mineral, and mildly abrasive. It is often recommended for surfaces that you don't want to scatch. If, your job is tougher than baking soda can manage, mix table salt and vinegar to make a past. Scour away. Vinegar and salt combine to make a very mild hydrochloric acid. Additionally, the salt is abrasive and both salt and vinegar are effective sanitizing agents. Cleaning with a santizing agent destroys the organic compounds that cause most odors. If these two don't work, ask yourself "Why am I keeping this sink?" RE: Cleaning a Stainless Steel Sink Post by sewingmamma (68) | (12/29/2006) Contact Go to your local supermarket or hardware store and buy some Barkeeper's Friend. It will clean your sink beautifully and remove any smell.