Stainless Steel Sink

[PastaandCheese]

For the record I wouldn't have chosen it but it came with the house!

I hate stainless steel because of the never ending water marks. Are there are miracle products I can use to keep it shiny and streak free?

The best thing I've found is a scrub with old school Cif cream but really I'd like something I can use everyday quickly...... Any ideas gratefully received.

[mrsmopps]

buff with a micro fibre cloth after cleaning

[wowfudge]

I know it's not what you've asked, but stainless steel is very hygienic and I just wouldn't worry about it.

[PastaandCheese]

Thanks mrsmopps I'll give that a go.

That's good to know wow but it just looks all sad and splashed.

[PastaandCheese]

Thanks mrsmopps I'll give that a go.

That's good to know wow but it just looks all sad and splashed.

[Dfg15]

A product called 'Shiny Sinks' is your friend here. Sainsbury and most other supermarkets sell it. Its amazing stuff.

[PaulinesPen]

I second Shiny Sinks. I have to buy it on Ebay though cos I can never find it in the supermarket.

[Dfg15]

I actually thought it had been discontinued, but found it in Sainsbury again recently and have also seen in Morrisons and Tesco

[PastaandCheese]

I shop with Ocado and they have it so I've just ordered some.

Had great reviews.

Thank you.

[PastaandCheese]

I shop with Ocado and they have it so I've just ordered some.

Had great reviews.

Thank you.

[PastaandCheese]

I shop with Ocado and they have it so I've just ordered some.

Had great reviews.

Thank you.

[PastaandCheese]

I have no idea why that's posted three time.

[Frontdoorstep]

I just put on a very weak solution of bleach, wipe over the whole sink and buff with a cloth.

[thean]

Put a small amount of baby oil on a dry cloth or kitchen roll and buff with that. Brings it up lovely.

[Fluffycloudland77]

I use ordinary smart price vinegar on a cloth.

[FamiliesShareGerms]

Getting our sink clean is easy enough, it's just that it needs doing every time we use it. Is there nothing to form done type of barrier to keep it nice and shiny?