Eileen asked: How do I clean quartz kitchen sinks? In redoing our kitchen, we opted for quartz countertops and sink. The tops are no problem. They are glossy and easy to clean. The sink, however, has a matte finish and absorbs everything. We have tried soft cleansers, but it never looks clean.
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Routine cleaning with a mild detergent should keep your quartz sink in top condition, but for those times when you need a deeper, more thorough clean, you can’t beat this method. It’s ideal for removing film and build-up that may be left by regular cleaning and will leave your sink gleaming.
You Will Need:
- Bar Keepers Friend
- Nylon brush
- Water
- Towel
Steps to Clean the Sink:
- Moisten the surfaces to be cleaned. A spray nozzle works well for this.
- Sprinkle Bar Keepers Friend over the damp surfaces.
- Scrub the surfaces with a nylon brush. Add more water if needed to keep the cleaner from drying on the surface of the sink.
- Rinse thoroughly with clean water. Use a soft cloth or the nylon brush to wipe away any residue as you are rinsing.
- Dry with a towel.
- Repeat if needed until all of the stains are removed.
Additional Tips and Advice
- To prevent build up from hard water deposits, always rinse the sink thoroughly then dry after each use.
- Never use strong alkalis such as ammonia or caustic soda solutions to clean quartz. You should also avoid use of drain unclogging chemicals which require you to fill the sink while they work.
- Don’t clean with harsh abrasive powders or pads. The scratches they leave behind will make your sink more susceptible to stains.
- Clean the sink regularly with a mild detergent (or as recommended by the manufacturer). Wipe smooth surfaces with a clean cloth, and use a nylon brush in the textured areas.
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