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Composite Sink Cleaning

9 years ago

We bought a composite sink when we remodeled our kitchen. I wanted a cast iron sink, our contractor wanted a stainless sink. We settled on a composite sink. My husband says it is not granite. It is white and I hate it. It never stays clean. I have heard conflicting things about Barkeepers Friend. It has been a year and it looks like 15. Any suggestions would be awesome!

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Debbi Branka
9 years ago
I have a Blanco silgranite in white. I called Blanco before I bought it. They told me to use Soft Scrub with bleach and a green scrubby pad (Scotchbrite). It works like a charm. My sink is almost 4 years old and still looks perfect.
breezygirl
9 years ago
Deb--what brand of composite sink do you have?
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DebWeb1234
Original Author
9 years ago
I do not know what brand. All I have is a receipt saying job was paid in full. Thanks Deb for the information. Maybe I will try the soft scrub.

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