Rectangle sink mistake - any cleaning tips

[f83mx]

Sooo without properly thinking/researching we put the linked sink in. It’s lovely to look at but impossible to clean, grime under the hidden drain and the corners are a nightmare. Apart from full on cleaning it every day anyone else got one and have any tips for getting in the corners??

Cotton buds?

RainX spray? (other brands available)

www.amazon.co.uk/Rain-X-Water-Repellent-Treatment-80199200/dp/B001RAJ1ZM?tag=mumsnetforu03-21

It's water repellent so if you treated the corners, it might stay cleaner?

A stiff toothbrush to get in the nooks and crannies with a good strong cleaner should help.

Just wipe it down with a dettol wipe after each use?

I’ve done the toothbrush and cotton buds and even the interdental floss brush things, still not perfect. I think I’ll just have to do daily cleans - was so much easier with our previous ceramic slightly rounded edged one, a wipe every other day kept it clean in between big bathroom cleans.

Can you get a really strong bathroom cleaner, spray it on and then it should all come up sparkly?

@f83mx

You need Lakeland cleaning sticks. They have a little sponge on one end and the other end is a curved point. They’re brilliant. I use them for things like cleaning behind the cooker knobs, the stupid grooves in the toaster, microwave etc. Being plastic and disposable they’re a bit environmentally unfriendly but if you were only doing the basin corners maybe you could just reuse the same one for a while.

Yes second the Lakeland sticks - they're really useful for all sorts of books and crannies round the house