I'm sort of anal about sanitizing. Can you bleach this sink? If not, what do you use to disinfect/ sanitize it?
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Yes, I've used diluted bleach in and on sink. Not really certain if I should have but there was no immediate change to sink surface. I now wonder about long term exposure or use. I need to check manufacturer's recommendations. The sink is great though.
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No you can't use bleach. I just use the back side of my kitchen sponge(the kind with nonwoven pad on back) and dish detegent every day or so and rinse it out. I use comet or barkeepers friend on the metal drain parts then rinse well. You can also clean and dry like this then use granite spray/cleaner to coat the granite. I use weimans spray. Just spray it on dry sink and wipe it off once every 2 or 3 months.
401566
I put into sink and wash with dish cloth after it has cooled. I may use a none abrasive pad and a no scratch spatula. Regular dish soap.
1412080
Good question. I've always just replaced the entire thing. It will pull off with a little effort but I'm not sure how to sanitize it. I'd like to know the answer to that question.
1105970
I can't answer if chemically bleach is damaging to the SG coating but for me I think adding some bleach occasionally is worth it. I probably add 1/4 cup of bleach in the bowl monthly just to keep it fresh and to cut down on the stain rings. Overall this toilet has been great.
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I use a damp sponge that has been lightly sprayed with Lysol disinfectant spray. We've had the one in the master bath for several months, and it looks as new as it did when it arrived. I don't know if bleach would do any damage to the finish or not. Hope this is helpful.
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Yes, you can. I wipe my down with a damp dishrag and then dry it with a dish towel quite often as it sits out on my counter and gets splatters and dusty. It's very easy to clean it up. I would never put it in a sink full of water though.
1105968
You can use bleach safely in the bowl. You don't need to; regular toilet cleaners work fine.
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you can try a bleach cleanser (not as harsh as straight bleach) - but I am not wild about bleach where there may be food and dishesthe honest answer is that I have a 3 part sink so that I try very hard to be sure coffee, wine, tomato sauce, (other high staining foods) down the middle where there is no mat and I avoid getting any of those types on drink/food on the plastic at all (when I serve spaghetti sauce, I take the plastic out of the sink)- it also helps to rinse anything off it as quickly as possible - they last much longer that way
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I haven't had any problems using cleaners. A lot of times unless it looks really bad, I just put a little dish soap on a scrubby or sponge and use that. If it doesn't look or feel clean, I generally use Bon Ami, and my black sink looks just as good as the day it was installed.
156991
I poured a little bleach with water, swooshed it around and rinsed it well. Worked fine.
169498
I would never bleach the towel. I wash it in hot water and sometimes add a little bit of white vinegar to the wash cycle.
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I am pretty sure. If not, all you would have to do is just fill a sink with disinfectant or a little bleach and water.
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I used soft scrub, but we don't own the house this went into any longer, and the extent of my cleaning was for the first few months of ownership. It's a great sink though!!
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As long as you wash it regularly. I just use bleach and water in my tub. Works fine.
125031
We don't have a black sink, we have a white sink, but what we find is the best way to clean it is one of those "Magic Eraser" sponges. It cleans it fast and you only use dishwashing soap.
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I have a cafe brown sink and it works great. Need to make sure you rinse it well so not white residue.
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Just wiping it out with dish soap and water. To shine I use a little olive oil.Love this sink. I will never go back to stainless.