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The sink is an essential part of the kitchen
because it provides many functions that help homeowners maintain the
cleanliness of cooking utensils and freshness of foods. The sink should be
maintained properly and not be overused or abused in order to last for a long
time. Otherwise, sink and drain problems may arise and you may even need to use
drain machines to solve them.
Here are some safety and maintenance guidelines
that you need to keep in mind when using the kitchen sink.
Dos in Using
the Kitchen Sink
Clean
the kitchen sink on a regular basis. The best form of maintenance is a frequent
regular cleaning.
Observe
preventative maintenance and ensure the sink is always clean, dry, and exposed
to room temperature when not used.
After
using the sink, rinse it thoroughly by running the water for a few minutes and
rubbing the cleaned area with a sponge.
Towel
dry after each use to prevent mineral deposits from building up on the surface
of the sink.
Scour
the sink once a week. Be sure to rub in the direction of the satin finish
lines.
Don’ts in
Using the Kitchen Sink
Don't
allow liquid soap or other household cleaners to dry on the surface of the
sink, especially those with strong chemicals. Most brands contain chemical
additives which will affect the original high lustre of the sink.
Don't
leave standing solutions of chlorine bleach and water in the sink for extended
periods of time. It is not recommended that undiluted chlorine bleach be used
on your sink. The risk of damage is proportional to the concentration of
chlorine and the amount of time the surface is exposed.
Don’t
wash left over solid foods, such as chicken bones and fruit peels, down the
drain. These will get stuck in the pipes and may cause clogged drains.
Don't
leave wet sponges or cleaning pads in the sink. Trapped water can lead to
staining or discoloration of the sink surface. This can also lead to surface
rust.
It is important to properly use and maintain
kitchen sinks in order to keep its function long-lasting.
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