Aug. 26, 2008 - Tightwad Tuesday - A Shiny Sink

Here is the AFTER shot:

My secret is to clean the sink with my normal cleaners, then dry it.  Follow that with applying a little Pledge Orange Oil or some lemon oil.  (Apply it to the faucet too.)  Rub it in really well and that sink will SHINE!    After this, when I finish washing dishes, I use an old towel (not one of the frequently-used kitchen towels), to dry it down again.  It will continue to look nice for several days.

~~ Stacy ~~

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Aug. 26, 2008 - Great idea!

Posted by Anonymous

Your sinks are really shining. I might have to try this, although it seems there is always something in my sink!
Toni
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Posted by Canadagirl

What a BEAUTIFUL sink ! I am going to go buy myself some of the polishing oil you suggested. That is a neat idea. [0= Thank you sooooooo much for ANOTHER neat tip my friend. ((HUGS))

I am praying your wrists get better ASAP.
Blessings and ((HUGS)) my SSiC
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-Mary

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Posted by solidrock

wow I wipe mine down but had not thought of using the oil. I use baking soda and vinegar paste on it. Let it sit a while and then scrub lots.

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Posted by mamakaren

What a neat idea. Never thought of it befoere. I use Bar Keeper's Friend on my ceramic sinks and then dry with towel.
Blessings,
Mama Karen

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Aug. 27, 2008 - :)

Posted by CelticMom

Don't you just *love* a shiny sink?! Thanks for the tips; I do most of them, but haven't tried the oil yet. Hmmm... Off to scrub the sink, lol!!

Have a lovely week, Stacy!
Blessings,
~Shani

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