Would this work inside a stainless steel sink? Would it leave a mark when removed? Thanks!
1864182
I imagine it would work; it didn't leave a residue when I used it on my tub surround in my previous apartment, but I haven't tried it specifically on steel. I'd be more worried about the size. This thing isn't small at all; it's a bit over 5" deep and about 16" long and can fit a couple of very large bottles of shampoo, so unless you have a really large sink, or you can mount it on a backsplash that extends above the basin, it'd probably get in the way a lot.
1773221
Over time, every stainless sink we've owned has scratched. You can polish them out, but it requires a fair amount of work.
677913
Since it is stainless steel, I would think there would be no reaction and should be fine! That's sounds like a good idea..never heard of that.
485044
It doesn't get spots on the outside, so I assume it wouldn't on the inside either. and stainless steel does not rust, or at least I don't think it does.
1882482
No..I would not..it can leave a white residue on darker sinks. I would recommend using bar keepers friend to clean, then use mineral oil after cleaning to short term seal the clean as well as bring out the great colour of the sink
1151356
I had a very old (probably 15+ years) stainless steel sink and this did help, but did not completely remove water spots. However, with newer stainless steel items (up to 4 years old) it does wonders. It may not completely remove, but nearly so in spots that have been sitting. On new spots (last 3-4 weeks), it completely removed. You must rinse off completely with CLEAN cloth and MUST be careful of stainless steel grain. Hope this helps!!
346758
It depends on the size of the sink. depends on the drainage. the stainless steel bottom has no drainage through it. the drainage comes from the sides where the water runs off the side. you would need a double sink, one for the tray and one for drainage off the side. Personally I don't think this would work well on a sink.
536538
i used it once in my bathroom sink and it did a little but that maybe because my drain is so small i wish it did come with a smaller attachment for small drains,,so i just use a small plunger for my bathroom sink. i haven't tried it yet for the kitchen ,,but i only use it for the toilet ,,,it works great there ,,,
1042216
i'm assuming yes i did my kitchen sink however i noticed it wears off...i then used a standard/basic ss cleaner and it worked like a charm hope this helps
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?
1833450
My counter top has held up very well. Liquid left on top of it does not affect it. It has not stained to date. I don't see that it would be a problem around a sink if you were able to caulk around the sink so that water could not get under it. I don't think that it would work very well if your kitchen sink is bottom mounted. Hope this helps.
1920706
I have one of these sinks -- bought it in October 2012. I *LOVE* it. We spray/wipe it out daily when doing dishes. And, we scrub it down about once a week with baking soda to eliminate any buildup and make the stainless shine again. So, at least in our sink, gunk doesn't accumulate. But, you do have to take care of it.
1773219
I bought the wire mesh drainer that fits from corner to corner down in the sink. It works great. No scratches for me! However, I would think without any kind protection it would scratch over time.
2093742
I have stainless sink and it looks good, but my sink is an undercounter placement so you don't really notice.
1946987
I think it will depend on what the stain is from. If it is a crusty, hard water type of stain, this works well. But if the stain is from something such as coffee, or spaghetti sauce (tomato sauce) you would likely get better results from Bar Keepers Friend or Bon Ami - these will not scratch the surface unlike other harsher powdered cleaners. Some stains can be removed by laying a paper towel in the sink and pouring bleach on it, or putting the drain stopper in a pouring some bleach with a bit of water to cover the bottom of the sink. Let this soak for at least 15 minutes, Discard paper towels carefully and rinse thoroughly with water. The Bathroom Stone is a miracle worker in getting off a crusty water ring in the toilet, Doesn't take a whole lot of scrubbing effort either, my toilet looks like new. One caution, don't use the Kitchen Stone on pans - I had burned on gunk on a pan used for a roast and tried this -- bummer, it really scratched the pan and I had to discard it. Good Luck with the sink.
1880164
If the water marks are old, it won't take them off. If it's something you keep on cleaning regularly, yes it will take them away. For hard old water marks I would recommend a different product than this one. it shine the sink though very nicely.
1885777
I purchased this sink for a mountain cabin, very far from any tropical region. So I can't really offer any advice. Although, stainless steel material should do what it is designed to do - not to rust or tarnish - as long as it is properly maintained. Good luck.