Will it stick to a stainless steel sink?
940700
It should has suction cups on it. Mine is on my back splash behind sink and it is a shiny ceramic.
940701
I do not see why not. It is those regular suction cups that you would get with any item that sucks on to a window and such.
940702
Yes. Simply moisten the suction cups and press firmly. It should stick for some time but may, as any suction cup mount will do, become loose when the moisture under the cups dries out.
779345
I am sure that it would. However, I was not as impressed with this product as I was with their counter top polish (use this on almost everything) or their stove top cleaner (fantastic). It did not work on my black granite sink very well
1597533
It will protect but wont mold to the curviture of your sink as it is fairly stiff. There is some flexibility but it will never truly formly fit. IMHO
1848247
Yes, I bought this for my wife's stainless steel kitchen sink, she LOVES it!!
456176
It would stay there. However, the ends are adjustable and slide in and out easily. So if it was jarred or the center part moved it would not stay put. If you are the one using the sink area go for it but if kids or a number of people use the sinks you MAY have a problem. For the most part it would work great.
2122043
I think it will. My daughter - in - law had some brown stains and rust spots and with some scrubbing the sink is spotless but it was stainless steel. Try to contact the manufacture of the product to see if they recommend this on porcelain.
987710
I use it on my stainless sink hardware and pots. But there is an Astonish stainless steel cleaner.
374483
I don't know why it wouldn't. The bar goes in the sink, the magnet goes on the outside of the sink under the counter. The magnet runs thru the sink material to make the connection to the bar. Really strong magnet.
670792
Yes. I just took it out of my sink and placed it on the counter. Was stable and secure on 4 rubber pads. I just love it because it is stainless steel, fits perfectly in my smaller sink bowl, and looks very great.
805024
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?
1853982
My assumption is yes. I tested it by putting a magnet to it and it would not stick. What grade or quality of stainless steel, I don't know but past models that I have owned would have shown signs of rust starting. No signs at all on this unit. Happy with it.
747980
I had no luck with this in my stainless steel sink. It is possible that it will adhere to your tub better, but I am skeptical. On the positive side it isn't that expensive and if it work that's great, if not think of it as an expensive cup of coffee.
921926
Yes. I have mine mounted on our stainless steel sink. Based the design, I think it would fit any thickness to maybe about 2", but consult the dimensions on the Hansgrohe website to be sure.
987708
We have never tried it on a sink but we use it on stainless steel pots and pans.
1833776
I had to check! Yes, if you squeeze the two vertical bars gently they pop out and therefore you can remove the bar. There are four suction cups on the back, so it should hold. We have a stainless steel sink that is quite boxy/industrial and it holds perfectly. Good luck!
1562958
Rest it on its side up against the side wall under your sink it should work. Or adhere it to wall there.
850917
This is a wall mounted sink. If the cast iron sink has wall mounts, it should. It will not attach to a horizontal surface without substantial work, there are other sinks that would be better for that.