Scrubbing Stainless Steel Laundry Sink With Flour

Stainless steel is one of the most flexible materials and is widely used in industry and home. Its chromium film prevents rust and corrosion, and the proper maintenance of this layer of chromium film will provide years of protection. However, dirt and other pollution can damage it. So the Stainless Steel Laundry Sink must be kept clean. Follow these guidelines to keep your stainless steel bright.

As we all know, most people use steel balls or detergents to clean up. This will not only damage the chromium film but also affect the appearance. Now, the Afastainlesskb editor teaches you a little trick to polish stainless steel laundry tubs with flour, which is simple, convenient and practical.

1. Clean the sink with flour, baking soda and water. Wet your sink and sprinkle baking soda. Clean your sink with a brush or sponge. When you remove all the dirt, clean the remaining baking soda.

2. Let your sink dry completely. In addition, when you start the next step, you don't want your sink to be moist, so let it dry naturally, or towel dry and let it dry.

3. Cover the sink with flour. Fill the entire sink with flour. Wipe the sink with a cloth. The flour is treated as a mild abrasive, and rags can predict changes. Wipe the mucus in the sink and keep reminding yourself that it only takes a few cents to make it look fresh.

4. Do not rinse with water, just use a rag to clean up excess flour and discard. Use a brush to pour the remaining flour into the sewer.

Special attention is not to use bleach for stainless steel laundry tubs. Stainless steel is sensitive to chlorine and exposure to chlorine bleach can cause corrosion and damage to the protective layer. Be careful when mixing any type of cleaner. Do not mix chemical cleaners with vinegar and do not mix various brand cleaners. If you are not familiar with its use and aftermath, you should not use it.