Copper sinks add that "wow factor" to your kitchen. If you haven't installed one because you think they're hard to clean, think again. It's easy!
How To Clean a Copper Sink
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Copper Sink Cleaning Tools and Materials
- Natural dish soap;
- Microfiber cloth;
- Sponge;
- Baking soda (optional).
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Apply Soap
- Squirt one small pump of dish soap onto your sponge. Less is better.
- Run the sponge under water and squeeze to make suds.
- Wipe down the sink, remembering to get under the rim.
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Remove Stains
- Add warm water to baking soda to make a paste.
- Gently scrub stains or stuck-on materials with your sponge and the paste.
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Rinse and Dry
- Rinse your copper sink well with warm water.
- Dry with a microfiber cloth.
- Repeat the cleaning process daily to keep your copper sink shining.