sink top stains

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hi , these sink top stains will go when bleached , but they reapear a day or two later and get worse. Any advise on how to deal with them??


edit .. ahh , shouda posted in general diy
 
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limescale? tried a bleach with limescale busting stuff added?

try white vinegar..

t-cut and some clear car polish?
what kind of sink is it? ceramic or plastic?
 
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For the sake of buying all your cleaning products etc, it could well be worth just buying a nice new shiny sink..you can get that style and colour for about £50-£60.
 
I think it's plasic. Have not tried limescale with bleach yet.
 
If its plastic/polycarbonate and you have used scouring powder/wirewool/brillo pads etc forget it.
You will have taken off the protective surface and it will just keep coming back.
You may be lucky after using a limescale cleaner by using a polish as suggested. Is your dish rack chrome/metal?
If so change it for a plastic one or one with rubber feet.
After rinsing and draining the dishes allow them to dry for a short while, don't leave them till you next need them, then when you have put them away rinse down the sink/drainer with clean water and dry off with a dry tea towel/cloth.

(Before you ask, 35+ years of marriage, ;) :LOL: )
 
As said, get a shiny new stainless one, but keep the bleach well away from it, it will corrode stainless steel.
 
Just leave a j cloth soaked in vinegar on it overnight.You need to dry drainer after use to slow limescale build up.
 
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