also wondering if it would clean and shine a black ceramic kitchen sink
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I believe it would do a nice job on your sing, I use it on my black cook top and it works great.
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It will. It leaves behind a bit of residue, I suppose you will really be able to see it on the black. I sometimes clean, rinse and wipe with a micro fiber cloth to polish and take off any residue.
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What a good question. I love it for any type of aluminum or stainless steel. Makes old pots and pans look like new. On the back it shows applications as: stovetops, ovens, pots and pans, sinks, countertops (laminate, granite and corian), refrigerators, stainless steel appliances, silverware, copper and brass, bathtubs, bathroom tires, wood/laminate flooring, PVC patio furniture, BBQ grills and many more. While I've never used it on a ceramic sink, I would guess it would do a great job. The only thing you want to watch for is be sure to clean all the white residue off after you are finished...and that's not problem at all, easy wipe up. Hope this helps. What a good question. I love it for any type of aluminum or stainless steel. Makes old pots and pans look like new. On the back it shows applications as: stovetops, ovens, pots and pans, sinks, countertops (laminate, granite and corian), refrigerators, stainless steel appliances, silverware, copper and brass, bathtubs, bathroom tires, wood/laminate flooring, PVC patio furniture, BBQ grills and many more. While I've never used it on a ceramic sink, I would guess it would do a great job. The only thing you want to watch for is be sure to clean all the white residue off after you are... » Read More What a good question. I love it for any type of aluminum or stainless steel. Makes old pots and pans look like new. On the back it shows applications as: stovetops, ovens, pots and pans, sinks, countertops (laminate, granite and corian), refrigerators, stainless steel appliances, silverware, copper and brass, bathtubs, bathroom tires, wood/laminate flooring, PVC patio furniture, BBQ grills and many more. While I've never used it on a ceramic sink, I would guess it would do a great job. The only thing you want to watch for is be sure to clean all the white residue off after you are finished...and that's not problem at all, easy wipe up. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I think it probably could be as long as the granite is a light color. There are a lot of copper coloring in the sink
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I used it on my kitchen sink. it looked great for a few weeks but then it started to wear away. Better to have it professionally done.
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Hello...yes I would recommend on any light coloured sinks just not dark as it tends to have a "bleaching" effect to it. Or I use barkeepers friend now and it is amazing to use and very inexpensive to purchase.
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I've only used it on a white sink but would think it would work wonders on a black one as well
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I have a dark brown sink so there my be a difference. I have found with the dark brown I use dish detergent, HOT water, and one of those "scrubbers" that you use on dishes. The soap cleans it, the "scrubber" gets into the texture of the sink, and the hot rinse gets any residue. Hope this helps. The cleaner seemed to leave a film, which you would not get with a lighter color.
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Absolutely, just make sure the faucets are clean of any debris and dried thoroughly.....apply product on on dry soft cloth and rub in. Then remove with another dry cloth....You will notice some black on the rag and that's good.....Repeat a couple times and the shine will be intense and the faucet will look pristine and be protected......It will also guard against finger prints for weeks.....Every few months clean and re-wax for an optimal continued fresh look.
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If it's not too tarnished, yes. If it's really black, like one piece of mine was, it will work but my muscles feel it and I didn't get all of the tarnish. I used a toothbrush and a scotch scrubbie to get into it, but it worked mostly. Much easier to just wash all the silver twice a year if you really don't use it. Worst case, I think the silver cleaner is Dip It. MUCH easier to use.If you do use it, put it on, leave it for a minute or two, then scrub at the tarnish. I found that worked better, but if the silver is really tarnished, buy the silver cleaner.
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Not sure, check with manufacturer. I used it to clean silver, pewter and silver plate. Works great on a stainless steel sink , too. Wonderful product.
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This product should take care of all stains on enamel cast iron sinks. Especially good for those black marks left by pans. I don't think it will work well in toilets, but give it a try.
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I suppose it a small buffer might work. I just used a rag and my 10 year old porcelain sink looks new.
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I don't think I would use this on a stainless sink and definitely not fixtures. The coarseness would scratch the surface.
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I've used it in two of my apartments but on the kitchen sink, which is larger. Try their website. Good luck
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Use the regular blanco cleaner. But, I can tell you that it's a waste of money as it doesn't work at all. It's a rip off. We have purchased and tried it several times and it really does very little if anything. We keep our Blanco sink in great SHAP and clean it all the time, however the material that it's made of attracts stains. We use SOFT SCRUB. IM PRETTY SHURE THEY MAKE IT WITHOUT BLEACH. NEVER USE BLEACH IN A BLACK SINK. HOPE THIS HELPS
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I imagine you could use it for a sink, but I think the polish would wash off once you start using soap and water in the sink again. We use Bon Ami when our stainless steel sink needs a good cleaning. It comes out pretty clean and shiny after.
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Blanco-Clean works very well on our black composite sink. Definitely a good product for this type of sink. No scratches and no residue.
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i'm assuming yes i did my kitchen sink however i noticed it wears off...i then used a standard/basic ss cleaner and it worked like a charm hope this helps