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Care and Maintenance Instructions
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Clean everyday by thoroughly rinsing with a mild soap and warm water and wipe dry. Some chemicals such as chlorides may
corrode stainless steel, make sure you rinse the surface immediately.
Rub lightly with a soft cloth in the direction of grain lines on a regular basis for additional preventive cleaning.
Keep the sink free of any standing water as this can cause a buildup of mineral deposit, which can affect the appearance of
your sink.
Any stubborn stains should be removed by scrubbing in the direction of the grain with a mild abrasive such as Comet.
Always rinse the sink after using any cleaning agent and wipe dry. Clean any mineral deposits built up over time with a mild
solution of vinegar and water followed by a thorough flushing with water. Towel dry after each use to prevent mineral deposits
from building up on the surface of the sink.
Remove any scratches with a Scotch-brite pad and cleaning agent rubbing in the direction of the grain.
NOT RECOMMENDED FOR MIRROR FINISH.
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Leave water spots, steel cookware, utensils, wet sponges, cloths or cleaning pads in the sink for lengthy periods; iron particles
often develop rust spots in the stainless steel surface.
Use a steel wool or scoring pad as it damages the sink surface and causes discoloration.
Rub the sink across the stainless steel finish lines.
Let household cleaning agents or bleach sit in your sink for long period of time as this may ruin the finish of your sink.
Leave rubber mats, sponges, or cleaning pads in the sink for long period of time as this may ruin the finish of your sink.
Use any drain cleaning products containing sulfuric acid or hydrochloric acid as this will attach the sink. Silver cleaners can
also contain acids that will damage the sink surface.
Use the inside of the sink as cutting surface.
Use a steel wool pad to clean your sink.