Can Anyone Recommend A Good Branded Cleaner For A Stainless Steel Sink With A Drainer.

[dave_trigg]

Thanks in advace. Dave.

[Zacs-Master]

The ultimate:
https://barkeepersfriend.com/products/stainless-steel-cleaner-polish/

[Gromit]

I just use Cif and a sponge with a green scourer on it.
Same for bathroom stuff etc.

[1ozzy]

An unbranded cleaner is elbow grease, available in every home, for free!

[emmie]

cheap and cheerful is Flash with bleach, you can buy it at most stores i think. I used it on my Belfast sink and it's come up sparkling white.

[1ozzy]

And here I was thinking a Belfast Sink could be bomb hole.
Thanks to google we live and learn,,

[emmie]

sometimes called a Butler sink,

the Flash cleaner with bleach cost me £1.50 in Sainsburys, spray on and leave for a while, then get a soft cloth and wipe round, worked a treat.

[1ozzy]

If I had a butler I'd install a sink for him..

[emmie]

Butlers don't do sinks, they serve the house, a maid would do the washing up, a lowly one at that.

[emmie]

and she would clean the sink after she washed up the dishes.

[1ozzy]

So why a butler sink, if they wouldn't use one?
It's so confusing being an antipodean aber

[emmie]

i have no idea why it's often called that. It probably is historical in nature.

[emmie]

you are correct it would seem, a historical term Butler sink, so the Butler could wash up the dishes after the nobles had dined.

Belfast sink because they were made there.

[1ozzy]

My daughter is in the process of having a house built.
It comes with a butlers pantry.
Doubt she will ever hire a butler.
Probably a waste of money.

[emmie]

i wish i had a pantry, they are jolly useful for storing goods.

[barry1010]

You shouldn't use bleach on stainless steel, so check the label before you use any cleaner