How To Clean Your Kitchen Sink : Useful Tips

How to Clean Your Kitchen Sink ?
We are sure that you tried to clean your kitchen sink a few times before, but it's just not the same as it was when you bought it. Today we're going to show you effective ways to clean the kitchen sink and get rid of germs, disinfect it.An eight step guide to obtaining a spotless sink in your kitchen.

Step 1: You will need

• rubber gloves
• cream cleaner
• a metal scourer
• a house hold sponge
• a soft cloth
• and paper towels

Step 2: Out with the old

Have a good look at your cleaning cloths. If you have any that look grubby, throw them away. They will only spread dirt and germs.

Step 3: Remove scraps

Brush any food particles from the draining board into the sink. Use your hand or any suitable utensils to gather the dirt and food pieces from the sink and throw into the bin. Do not try and push the pieces down the plug hole as it will block the pipes.

Step 4: Cream cleaner

Give the sink a quick wipe under a running tap to rinse off superficial dirt.

Squirt a cream cleaner over the sink and draining board. A cream cleaner is best on kitchen sinks as its thicker consistence coats the grimier areas, working into grease and dirt. Make sure there is a generous amount around the grubbier places, these will be the sides of the sink and the plug hole.

Step 5: Get Scrubbing

If you have a metal sink use a metal scourer, use a less abrasive scourer if your sink in ceramic. Scrub the entire area. Pay particular attention to any details, such as around the plug and fixings. Clean the taps too. Don't forget the base as well as the handles and spout.

Step 6: Rinse

Start the water running to rinse the cream cleaner away, working it around the sink with the scourer.

Use a sponge to rinse the draining board, wiping the cleaner along the draining board and back into the sink

Step 7: Dry

Dry the entire sink area with a soft cloth. This is important as it removes any final traces of residue left from the cream cleaner

Step 8: The taps

To give a really good shine on the taps give them a final polish with a paper towel. Jacqueline advises using paper towels as they buff without leaving lint.

Have a final check over the sin, lifting any smudges with the paper towels. Spotless

If you want to do a daily clean of mild soap and a nylon sponge will do it. It is very important to avoid the use of ammonia or bleach, because they can do some serious damage to stainless steel. After cleaning, simply rinse and wipe the sink with a towel. It is really important that you rinse the sink after each use, as well as salt in food can be harmful to stainless steel.

• Wet the surface of your sink and cover it with a little baking soda. 
• Make a paste out of it with a sponge brush, then rinse well. 
• With the toothbrush you can clear caulk and seal all around the sink. 
• Scrub well with baking soda. Rinse and then repeat the process. 
• Soak some paper towels in vinegar and cover the entire sink with them. 
• Let them sit for 20 minutes, then throw the paper towels. 
• Sponge soaked in soapy water, clean the surface of the sink, then rinse thoroughly.

Another option for cleaning the sink  

1. To put two cups of ice in the sink and pour one cup of rock salt on them. Turn on the cold water and let it pour this mixture and turn on the garbage disposal. Then just wait for the ice to disappear. 

2. You can also clean the sink with lemon ililayma. 

Just cut the fruit, turn on the water, add lemon piece by piece. 

This will clean your drain nicely, and will also give a pleasant smell in your kitchen.