How to clean the graphite kitchen sink

The sink undoubtedly represents the part of the kitchen towards which most housewives’ actions are concentrated. This is why the frequent use that is often made of it can lead to deterioration of the materials or formation of dirt.

The situation becomes particularly critical when we are in a graphite sink, a very nice surface to be seen but requires very particular maintenance, completely different from that used for a steel sink.

This guide will explain how to thoroughly and thoroughly clean the sink of a graphite kitchen.

As mentioned, the graphite sinks represent a type of surface for the kitchen that is true of great aesthetic value. The small granite particles of which they are composed contribute to making the sink truly modern, functional, and at the same time very refined, due to the materials used that make it almost a kind of precious piece of furniture.

But let’s dispel a commonplace: it is not true that the sinks of a graphite kitchen are simpler and easier to clean than those of other materials. Now we will explain how to intervene decisively to eliminate dirt, limescale, and stains that form on the sink.

First of all, it will be advisable to carry out a daily cleaning of the sink and another more thorough periodical. Every day it will be necessary to clean the graphite sink by mixing a little normal dishwashing detergent with two tablespoons of baking soda.

Take a slightly abrasive sponge and pour your preparation onto its spongy tissue. Then rub gently on the sink surface horizontally and vertically, and then move on to a circular motion.

At this point, rinse with hot water and then dry the sink with a soft cloth, leaving no streaks. You will find that the greasy and greasy spots will disappear in the blink of an eye.

For those who want to provide a more thorough cleaning of the sink, perhaps to be carried out periodically to keep the graphite surface always in excellent condition, it will instead be necessary to proceed in two ways: by pouring a special anti-limescale detergent on the sink or using a little white vinegar together with baking soda and detergent.

This mixture will truly be a panacea for your sink. Finally, the last recommendation: after cleaning the graphite sink as described above, add a few drops of olive oil to its surface. Spread the substance well along the entire perimeter of the sink. The results will be truly amazing: you will have a sink as new, clean, and incredibly bright.