If I use this on my stainless steel sink, will it damage the adjacent formica?
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I don't know about damage to formica - it is a metal polish and a very good probably stronger than your stainless steel cleaner.
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I've actually polished a lot of pieces right on a formica countertop with no damage to the laminate after washing away the residue with soap and water. However, if you have a matte finish counter top, I'd limit the amount of polishing directly against that surface--it won't hurt anything, but you might actually polish a shiny spot onto your counter. (This would only be from vigorous polishing, not incidental contact.)
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I have not checked nor am I sure how you would. But I have seen no signs of any ill effects. Stainless steel is one of the best things to use for a water environment. I hope this helps.
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I'm not sure because I don't have a sink to test it. But when I did have a stainless sink, I used SoftScrub and it wasn't bad.
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Hi Jen,I am sorry, but I would not be able to answer it. I used it on top of formina and it looks great. Thank you,Gaby
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I too believe that formica would be scratched. If you do try, scour a small spot that would not show the damage.
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If you do try it, use it in a inconspicuous spot before doing it on the whole fridge! It works wonders on my stainless steel sink. I apply it rub the sink with some paper towels, rinse the sink with water, then (dry) shine it up with a soft kitchen towel. That is where you might have a problem, not be able to rinse it off. There is a stainless steel spray that they make that could work better, called Hopes perfect stainless steel polish. That is for appliances. It is right here on Amazon
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CV....i am so glad you asked. I had bought a cream copper cleaner especially for this sink. When i rubbed the cream on, the finish started to come off, leaving a shiny, uneven copper color in place of the beautiful patina. It was so bad, I ordered another sink (not the same one, but very similar copper with a rope design around the rim--i actually like it even more). I discarded the copper cleaner and have put the renaissance cream on the new sink to protect it. I haven't used ANYTHING to clean it, considering dawn or a mild soap. so, buyer, beware!!
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Should be no problem but I do want to bring up the fact that this sink is made of a plastic material not typical kitchen style. I used it in 2 utilities so far and they work great.
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I don't know as I used it on top of the counter with its drain tray. I had a stainless steel sink at the time and did not want to put it in the sink without the tray for fear of scratching the bottom of the sink. It might fit OK without the drain tray but you might have to put some type of protector on the bottom so as not to scratch the bottom of your sink if it is stainless.
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I've not used it on formica, my counter tops are lacquered wood but the counter top doesn't get particularly hot beneath the griddle which is elevated by plastic legs about 1 ½" from the counter top.
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I have a stainless sink and it works well. I'm not sure about a resin sink. I would think it would work the same.
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I used it on my corian sink. I would think that it would work on stainless too but I don't know for sure. Worth a try?
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We have not tried it on sinks since I think this company made a separate stainless clearnet product
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I've had mine for almost nine months now and only found one tiny rust spot in my sink where the rubber bumper twisted around and the rack was exposed to the stainless steel sink. From that point on, I always make sure that the rubber bumpers are facing down where the rack rests on the sink bottom and haven't experienced any rust stains since. This is a great product and has saved my sink from many scratches!
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I used it on my kitchen sink. it looked great for a few weeks but then it started to wear away. Better to have it professionally done.
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I myself would not put the bronze one on a Stainless Sink. The Brushed nickel is much more attractive as it matches the look.
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I don't know since I have stainless steel racks. Our kitchen has no stainless steel in it, so I was a little concerned about stainless steel racks in the almond enameled sink. My concern was unfounded. First off, the racks sit at the bottom of the sink and are not noticeable at all unless you are standing at the sink. For what it's worth, the reason for getting racks in the first place is to avoid scratching the enamel sink. Buying racks with a coating of any kind seems only to perpetuate the scratching problem by protecting the sink but pretty much guaranteeing the racks will scratch over time. When you consider that your sink strainer is most likely stainless steel anyhow, stainless racks fit right in. Whichever rack you buy, I think you'll find it will be one of the smartest purchases you've ever made.