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Letter 19035 HOW TO REMOVE A STAIN FROM A STAINLESS STEEL SINK+++ I was spraying this product called "Zap [link is to product info at Amazon]" on a rusty grill and I had this grill over my stainless steel sink. I left the grill over my stainless steel sink with this zap solution dripping into my sink, now my stainless steel sink has this stain in it and I can not get this stain off of my sink, please tell me what should I do to remove this stains. Doris Johnson
+++ G'Day,
+++ I recently moved into a new home that has stainless steel sinks. They look to be in good condition and I would like to keep them this way. How do I keep them in good shape in the future? But, in one sink there looks to be residue from paint, like from cleaning a paint brush in the sink. So far normal cleaners have not worked. What can I use to clean this stain out. Thanks, Carole Peer
+++ There is a product called "Barkeepers Friend [link is to product info at Amazon]" that is great for removing stains on stainless steel and also for regular care for ss. It comes in a container like Comet does, is powder form, and is fairly nonabrasive. It is inexpensive and I have found it at some discount stores and grocery stores. Sally Warren
++++ Dear Sir, There are pickling & passivation chemical products that can solve your problems for SS sink. You can use jelly for localised application by brush or spray form to spray on SS sink to remove stains on it. Try to solve your problem. Vinay Golwala
+++++ I had a ceramic plate with a silver stain on it from being in the sink with a wet pot, and I found out that the stain could be removed with toilet bowl cleaner. I thought, "where should I clean this?" I decided to do it in the kitchen rather than the bathroom sink. Unfortunately, I didn't read the bottle which states to keep away from metallic sinks, and now the stain on my plate is gone but I have stains from the toiletbowl cleaner on my sink. Can these be removed? Gabriela Ayala
+++++ I had the same problem with zap. Did you ever find out how to remove the stain? Marlene Dagen
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