Sinks get dirty very quickly, greasy leftover food and soap residue stick to the sides and drip with every wash. Not sure how to keep your sink clean with little effort? Express.de discussed with the Dri-Pak experts to find out.
How to clean a sink
According to the experts at Dri-Pak, don't use lemon or baking soda in your sink!
The blog says, "You can look great on social media, but not only is it wasteful, it's not even most effective if you understand the science.
"Lemons are acidic and bicarbonate is alkaline, so the two of them react and neutralize each other. The citric acid in the lemons removes the limescale deposits remaining in the tap water and the baking soda acts on the fat deposits and provides an abrasion for cleaning.
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Third step
After you've cleaned your sink, you may find that it looks a little drab.
Experts say, "Once the water has evaporated, limescale build-up from the rinse water has tarnished the shine, especially if you live in an area with hard water.
"Just leave the sink and dab it briefly with white vinegar and wipe it with a clean, dry cloth."
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