To keep your new kitchen sink looking pristine we offer you some tips on how to care for it.

The ceramic material used for your kitchen sink has a smooth, impervious, scratch- resistant surface, which withstands most standard household chemicals. The material properties are continually subjected to stringent laboratory and usage tests and controls.

For day-to-day care, all you need is water and a damp cloth. A fast and easy way to remove water marks and grease or soap scum deposits is with a proprietary bathroom cleaner such as Ajax liquid spray, or Flash liquid spray, or similar products found in your supermarket. Tried and tested cleaning agents such as household vinegar or vinegar solution can be used to remove limescale deposits. For stubborn stains, cover with a piece of kitchen paper soaked in vinegar and leave to stand overnight. Specialist hardware shops also stock reliable limescale removers or vinegar-based cleaners. Ajax vinegar-based cleaner can be sprayed on undiluted and rinsed off after a few moments.

You should be very careful with all substances containing fluoride, such as rust removers and toothpaste. Make sure that deposits are removed immediately, as they can cause stains if left for any length of time. Some stains cannot be removed by the methods described above. In these cases we would recommend using a liquid or cream bathroom cleaner. Marks caused by iron or aluminium saucepans on the ceramic surface that normal cleaning will not remove can be removed by a product called Astonish which is obtainable through most good hardware stores. We trust this information will enable you to care for your new Ceramic kitchen sink for many years to come.

Disclaimer

All advice given in the previous paragraphs is on a totally independent basis and not necessarily the recommendations of the manufacturers of your sink or tap.

We can not be held responsible for any problems that may arise resulting from advice taken from this Website.