Use and Care Manual

STAINLESS STEEL SINKS

1. To prevent water spots and clouding, rinse and wipe the inside of the sink with a microfiber

cleaning cloth after every use.

2. For a more thorough cleaning, use water and a mild liquid soap detergent (ammonia-free).

3. Apply the cleaner with a soft sponge, then rinse with lukewarm water and pat dry with a

microfiber cleaning cloth.

4. Polishing your sink weekly will help to retain the luster of the stainless steel. We recommend

using your choice of cleaner from the Products to Consider section below.

5. For maximum surface protection, we strongly recommend using the bottom grid to prevent

scracthing the sink surface.

Do not use cleaners containing any abrasive powders, bleach, ammonia, alcohol, or chlorine.

These products may damage the sink finish.

Do not use any abrasive pads, steel wool, or wire brushes when cleaning the faucet. Using

these will damage and/or wear down the sink finish.

Do not leave pots, utensils, or standing water in the sink, as this may cause rust stains on the

sink surface.

Products to Consider:

• Weiman® Stainless Steel Cleaner

• Howard Naturals® Stainless Cleaner

• Fantastik® Antibacterial Heavy Duty Cleaner

• Green Works® All-Purpose Cleaner

• Green Works® Glass Cleaner

• Windex® Original Glass Cleaner

• Soft cloth

• Sponge

• Use 3M Scotch Brite® Pad Non-Abrasive

for tougher stains

• Bar Keepers Friend®

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STAINLESS STEEL SINKS 1. To prevent water spots and clouding, rinse and wipe the inside of the sink with a microfiber cleaning cloth after every use. 2. For a more thorough cleaning, use water and a mild liquid soap detergent (ammonia-free). 3. Apply the cleaner with a soft sponge, then rinse with lukewarm water and pat dry with a microfiber cleaning cloth. 4. Polishing your sink weekly will help to retain the luster of the stainless steel.
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STAINLESS STEEL SINKS Recommended Use & Care We Recommend: • The best form of maintenance is regular and frequent cleaning. We think you will find it easier to maintain the pristine appearance of your sink with regular cleaning rather than dealing with major cleanups on a sporadic basis. • The practice of regular cleaning is particularly important in locations with water that has a high mineral content.
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STAINLESS STEEL SINKS Recommended Use & Care A Word To The Wise - Please Be Aware That: • The iron present in some commonly used kitchen items, such as steel wool pads, cast iron skillets, or steel utensils, may lead to the corrosion of stainless steel. Small particles of iron residue may be left on the surface of the sink, and although they may not be readily visible, the presence of iron combined with moisture will lead to corrosion.