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I want a white non ceramic kitchen sink.

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skippy67 · 01/09/2021 09:57

Has anyone got one that they're happy with? I've been looking at granite composite ones online, and would love to hear peoples experience of having one. Thanks.

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bravotango · 01/09/2021 11:14

Following - I would like one too but feel like they stain? Eagerly awaiting an update from someone who has one...

PosiePerkinPootleFlump · 01/09/2021 11:24

We used to have a white corian sink (previous house). I got one of the ones with stainless steel in the bottom because I thought that would be better from staining point of view.like the 2nd one down here casf.com.au/product_category/corian-sinks/
From a stain point of view it was fine... Same as the white work surface where anything and everything came off with bar keepers friend.
But I think they work best integrated with worktop... Not sure how it would work with a different worktop

DaphneduM · 01/09/2021 16:03

I've got a white Corian sink integrated with drainer and worktops. Not chosen by me, it was already in the house we bought a couple of years ago. Stain-wise it's absolutely fine - any discolouring comes off easily either with Barkeepers or a bleach solution left in the sink. Have to admit it does give a sleek look to the kitchen.

SollaSollew · 01/09/2021 16:13

I've got a white composite sink. It's only been in a few months so I can't attest to its longevity but it looks nice and has absorbed everything without chips/cracks/scratches and I'm quite clumsy!

It does need a good bleaching to get it properly white and sparkly, never had a ceramic sink so I can't compare but my stainless steel one was easier to keep looking clean at least.

skippy67 · 01/09/2021 16:38

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skippy67 · 01/09/2021 16:39

@SollaSollew, thank you!

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StatisticallyChallenged · 01/09/2021 22:05

We had a blanco silgranit one in our old house, it was fantastic. EVery so often I'd fill it up with hot water and bleach and that would take out any faint stains no problem at all. It looked far better years in than the previous stainless steel one which got scratched easily.

I'm considering replacing the sink in our new place with one.

ours was this one but there's loads of different ones link

skippy67 · 01/09/2021 23:02

@StatisticallyChallenged, thank you. We have stainless steel at the mo, but I feel I want a change for our new kitchen.

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NeverSayNeverEver · 06/12/2022 15:35

Hey! I'm about to buy the same one, do you mind if I ask how yours is doing?

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