Water marks on Stainless Steel sink

[I love Tiggy]

Hello All

There are dark grey water marks on my kitchen sink and try as i have - i cannot get them out.

So far i've used bleach, Cilit Bang, Bicard, White Vinegar and nothing has shifted the marks - just made them a little pailer.

Any ideas??

[TradeWithMe]

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[I love Tiggy]

A poem??

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Try Ajax!

We use it on all out stainless steel at work and it comes up really good.

[Velvetee]

Have you tried Viakal? You probably shouldn't have used bleach, it can take the sheen off things.

[tiggerblue10]

Try Mr Muscle 100% limescale remover. I prefer it to cilit bang.

Oh and also ignore tradewithme!

[BabsG]

Somebody told me that baby oil works. I have never tried it myself but as baby wipes remove marks from practically everything it might work.

[I love Tiggy]

Thanks all for the responses, i'll give them all a try. Baby Oil is an unusual one though i have been advised to oil woks to stop them rusting so i guess its the same kind of thing.

[bazzard]

Nothing better than 'Shiny SInks'. The big supermarkets should have it, but I find that stock is not always on the shelf - supply seems to fluctuate. It is a cream in a bottle. Leave it on for a few minutes if it is a stubborn stain.

[I love Tiggy]

Re: baby oil - should it be wiped around the sink and left for a while before rinsing

[dilligaf]

Cif do a special stainless steel cleaner which is very good at removing marks.
Baby oil is excellent for polishing but not for removing marks

[dustysmum]

what you need is a prouduct called shiny sinks it great stuff