How to clean a yellowed sink?

With the development of the economy, the living standards of our people are getting higher and higher, and some exquisite furniture and electrical appliances have also entered the homes of ordinary people. The washbasin is one of them. Usually, the porcelain washbasin is also easy to produce some dirt, and it is quite difficult to clean it by ordinary methods. Over time, the originally white and bright washbasin becomes very ugly. Is there any good way to clean the dirt? The editor will introduce several methods to you below.

Fight against thick dirty stains on the sink and make it clean in one second. First fill the sink with warm water. Remember, the water level should be higher than the stain. Pick a shampoo that you don’t use very often, and be careful not to use too much. Use your hands to mix until there are a lot of bubbles, and let it sit for 6 minutes.

Artificial stone countertops

Cleaning and repair: You can wipe off the dirt with a damp cloth, and then wipe the countertop with a dry cloth to prevent stains from penetrating into the countertop; for scratches, you can ask a professional maintenance person to polish and grind, or you can use special water sandpaper to polish it yourself; if there are cracks, generally use stone glue to glue them first, and then polish them.

Daily maintenance: Pay attention to daily maintenance, place items with care, do not drag, and place insulation pads; keep the countertop clean at all times, and wipe off dirt with a damp cloth in time; after using the artificial stone countertop for two or three months, first wipe the surface clean with a rag, then wipe the countertop with a sponge dipped in floor wax, let it dry for five to ten minutes, and then wax it again.

Cleaning and repair: Quartz countertops are basically not easy to penetrate stains due to their high hardness and high density. For surface stains, you can use a neutral detergent to clean them, and the stains will generally be completely removed.

Daily maintenance: When using quartz countertops, if overheating appliances are placed on them for a long time, thermal expansion and contraction will cause changes in the molecules inside the material. Over time, it will cause the countertop to partially turn yellow and lose its luster or crack.