Use and Care Guide

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Superficial rusting & staining
preventing/healing Scratches
Stainless steel does not rust, and Ticor sinks are no exception. However, you may
sink. This can occur when iron particles from other items bond to the sink.
Do not allow metal items such as dishware, scouring pads, or tools to be left in
the sink for extended periods.
If you do notice rust spots, use Bar Keepers Friend™ and a soft scouring pad (e.g.,
Scotch-Brite™) and scrub gently in the direction of the grain to remove the rust.
removed by soaking in a gentle biological detergent, and mineral deposits can be
cleaned with a solution of vinegar and water.
Never use metal scouring pads, harsh abrasive cleaners, or bleach in your sink.
Always scrub in the direction of the grain using long strokes, not perpendicularly
or in a circular motion.
Scratches are unavoidable in any sink, including stainless steel sinks.
sink from damage from dropped items, sharp or hard items, and also from grit that
Over time, scratches blend into the grain of the sink. You can also remove
scratches by using Bar Keepers Friend™, water, and a soft scouring pad (e.g.,
Scotch-Brite™) and scrub gently in the direction of the grain until the scratch is no
longer visible. Use long strokes, not just a small area, in order to ensure the grain
remains consistent in appearance.
Never drop sharp or heavy items into your sink. Take care when handling items
made of stone, diamond, glass, ceramic, or abrasives as they can scratch the sink.
Do not use your sink as a cutting board.
Always scrub in the direction of the grain using long strokes, not perpendicularly
or in a circular motion.
Cover the sink surface during construction to ensure that tools, paint, chemicals,
and cleaners do not come into contact with the sink surface. These can cause
permanent damage or discoloration.
Immediately remove any excess silicone or adhesive used to install the sink.
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