Dirty sinks can take a hike down the Blue-Ridge trail with all the other dirty appliances. They should all trek there in their grime and grease and just camp out far, far away from the human race.
Clean sinks? Clean sinks got game.
I talked about how to clean a stainless steel sink in this post, but even though it looked clean and smelled clean, it just didn’t have that sparkly shine to it that I reeeeeallly wanted.
What a conundrum! No. No, it’s not. I have the answer. Hold my hand and close your eyes. No, wait. Don’t close your eyes; you need them to read this life-rocking tip.
The answer is {fantastically tremulous drum-roll, please}… Isopropyl Alcohol.
–streams of confetti pouring from the sky–
How to Polish a Stainless Steel Sink
First, clean your sink and dry it thoroughly.
Then, grab a soft cloth and some Isopropyl Alcohol.
Pour a bit of the alcohol onto your cloth…
and rub it all over your sink. Wonder if that’s what coined the name, “rubbing alcohol”…
The alcohol really shines it up good. You might need to wear some shades.
These photos don’t even do it justice or liberty or the first amendment.
It’s so super shiny… like a new car, straight-off-the-assembly-line good.
And your kitchen will smell the cleanest-est in all the neighborhood. That’s something to brag about, huh? {maybe if you’re an attention seeking, affirmation needing home blogger, that is.}
But I’m only sharing it with my very, very best friends in the world. So, give me a hug down in the comments, my bff.
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