Is it safe to use on a black sink?
1096411
Blanco-Clean works very well on our black composite sink. Definitely a good product for this type of sink. No scratches and no residue.
1096412
I use the gel Soft scrub. I have had my sink for several years and it seemed dull to me. It was recommended by several dealers to rub it down with olive oil. Brought back the sheen & it looks brand new! It also repels water. If you do it monthly or every other month it keeps it looking great.
1096413
It probably is, I have the biscuit color, although its quite a dark tan, darker than I really wanted, personally I wouldn't buy it again, I didn't think it took out tea stains very well, and it also requires you to wear gloves as its a skin irritate. I found all purpose soft scrub to do a better job, and for the price they wanted, to me it just wasn't worth it. I hope this helps you decide.....
1096414
I wouldn't use it on any dark sink. We have the dark brown sink and after a few hours of scrubbing it still looked the same.
1096415
NOOOOO it was the worst thing ever! It took me forever to get all the film removed, it was a complete waste of money and a LOT of effort to restore it. I know you're not supposed to, but I was desperate and bought Lime Away spray, I only left it on for about 30 seconds and scrubbed and my sink was back to perfect. So whenver it gets filmy that's what I do and it doesn't appear to be harming my sink.
319810
I have been using a bit of dish soap, sponge and warm water. Being stainless steel, I figure that should work okay and have not seen any problems with it.
1445931
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.
1259388
Yes, it will get really black and stained on the bottom but it is stainless steel. I use it on gas stove.
317592
I believe you can use it on any color. My sink is a dark brown and it works just fine on it. You do need to rinse really good and if you do not you will get a white film on sink.
2093744
I have this faucet on a stainless sink and I like it, but it depends on your personal preference. My granite counters have black and brown flecks and my sink is under mount.
1134252
Since I would never even think of putting mine in the dishwasher, I haven't had that problem. If I had done that, I might try baking soda or Bartender's Friend to see if either would remove any of the discoloration. Both are very fine abrasives which I find work well on my stainless steel sink. Also, a metal polish called MAAS works well on lots of metals, including sterling silver as well as stainless steel. Good luck.
749395
Yes. The black tip is for low pressure and soap (should be). The others are degreed spays and high pressure spray.
2074155
I am pretty sure. If not, all you would have to do is just fill a sink with disinfectant or a little bleach and water.
1445930
I've only used it on a black cooktop, and it worked very well for this. I heard of the following product for sinks. "Porc-a-Fix Porcelain Touch-Up Glaze, made by KIT industries, Inc. of Willlingboro, New Jersey."
1698401
I agree with Amazon Customer on black being ideal for making it unobtrusive in our sink, but I just noticed the colored ones are available. Just do a search on Danco Disposal Genie and red, green, etc. will come up...
486074
I use it on my Stainless Steel sink, pots etc and I haven't had any problems. I suggest you try it on a small section on the bottom of whatever you're going to clean!
1739943
I'm sure it would get the "crud" off, but probably badly scratch your shiny stainless steel. They make nylon scrubbers that are very stiff, unlike the usual kitchen sponge/scrubbers. I use these on my good stainless, The Ringer works great on all of my black cast iron.
1882481
Yes I would recommend as there are not many cleaning products out there for colored sinks. Most products out there have bleach in them and I do not trust that it would not effect the finish.
513017
I think it would look beautiful with your stainless if you use black grout. Have you bought the tile or are you basing your conclusions on what the pic looks like? Buy one tile and then decide.
1018967
I don't think so. I use it on my black wood stove. I think you'd be better off looking for stainless steel cleaner/polish.
561348
Use the regular blanco cleaner. But, I can tell you that it's a waste of money as it doesn't work at all. It's a rip off. We have purchased and tried it several times and it really does very little if anything. We keep our Blanco sink in great SHAP and clean it all the time, however the material that it's made of attracts stains. We use SOFT SCRUB. IM PRETTY SHURE THEY MAKE IT WITHOUT BLEACH. NEVER USE BLEACH IN A BLACK SINK. HOPE THIS HELPS