Keeping a kitchen clean seems like a never-ending task. When you have cleaned one spot, it seems like only a matter of days, or even hours, before it looks dirty again. Nowhere is this more true than ...

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Even though sinks are used to wash your dishes, it doesn’t mean you should neglect to actually clean your sink regularly, too. Cleaning your stainless steel sink regularly will help prevent stinky ...

Baking soda is an excellent cleaning agent that effectively removes stuck food residues and grease from your sink. Create a paste by mixing baking soda with water, applying it to the sink and let it ...

Strong household cleaning products are often too aggressive to use on stainless steel. "Chlorine-based cleaners can corrode stainless steel by attacking its protective chromium oxide layer, leading to ...

STAINLESS steel is the base of most kitchen sinks, meaning they end up prone to stubborn marks, scrapes and more. But there are several methods people should avoid when considering a deep clean.

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