BLANCO stainless steel has a non-porous surface which prevents dirt, bacteria and microorganisms from accumulating. It has a natural resistance to common household acids, marks and stains such as those made by coffee or certain types of fruits and vegetables. Watch the video or read the tips below to learn how to keep your kitchen sink looking like new.
A BLANCO stainless steel sink will maintain its brilliance best if cleaned immediately after use. Follow this simple routine for an easy, everyday clean:
For a deeper, weekly cleaning to extend the life of your BLANCO sink, use BLANCOCLEAN Daily+ to reduce limescale and soap scum buildup. Follow this process:
Did you know that most stains are caused by discoloration adhered to limescale? When you remove limescale on a regular basis, you also remove the likelihood of stubborn stains in your sink. Tackle limescale deposits quickly and easily with the help of our Stainless Steel BLANCOCLEAN Daily+ cleaner.
Rinse and dry the sink thoroughly after each use, as physically drying your sink instead of air drying will help prevent water spots from appearing. Do not leave wet sponges or cleaning materials on the sink for long periods of time as this could stain the sink surface.
Stainless steel does not rust, however rust stains may occur as a result of other materials coming in contact with the sink, allowing iron particles to bond to the sink’s surface. Remove rust spots and stains with a mild cleanser. Iron particles introduced by metal cookware, steel wool pads, etc. can react with water and deposit rust spots. Do not use rubber-coated mats as discoloration of the sink may occur after prolonged use.
