I have tea stains in my black composite sink that will not come off. I have tried BarKeepers Friend, Supreme Surface Scum & Mineral Deposit Remover, Supreme Surface Granite & Quartz Cleaner, and CTP Granite & Quartz Treatment. I saw comments that vinegar and water will remove stains. I read on a few other websites that vinegar should not be used on composite sinks. I don't know what else to try.
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Try the Magic Eraser
The Magic Eraser removed every bit of the tea stains. My sink looks great again. Thank you!
You are welcome! I get the knockoffs from China on Amazon. It takes a while to ship, but so worth it
Per you suggestion, I tried the magic eraser on my 2 year old granite composit sink, which was very stained from coffee and tea. I was shocked! It took away all stains, which absorbed into the magic eraser!
Diluted vinegar 1\2 vinegar 1\2 water can work on newer stains,just don't let it sit for more than a few minutes. Older stains make a paste with water and baking soda and use a soft rag or sponge and gently scrub out spots.
Best wishes!
Stubborn stains seem to be difficult to remove from composite sinks and most likely, black makes it even more difficult.
Here are a couple of suggestions from Hunker web site:
"Spray the stains with a 50-50 mix of white vinegar and water or apply a paste made with baking soda and a little water to the stains. Rinse the sink and then wipe it dry."
"Mix a 50-50 solution of bleach and water and apply it to the most stubborn sink stains. Drench the sink with water after cleaning it. Then wipe it dry."
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Try Awesome You can get it at Dollar General stores Removes coffee berry smokers stains wonderful And its only a $1 I always keep it on hand Great on greasy stuff too
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