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Letter 6637
Help! stainless steel sinks have
discolored
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I have discoloring stainless steel sinks...Help, dark marks stains
etc. rental apt. What can I clean them with.
Onalee olson
- Mn. ,usa
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We have a similar problem during annealing (1000ƒC). Black stains
that look like rinsing stains. The only solution seems to grind the
sinks, or if you are a deepdrawer grind the sheets prior to drawing.
Can you provide more information on your problem?
Peter Caenen
- Hasselt, Belgium
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Stainless sinks are not using as much chrome as years ago and
therefore tend to rust. We have the same problem with other
stainless. There are many cleaners from oxidizers to citric acids
that work.
Regards Tom
Tom Fischer
- Fargo, North Dakota, USA
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Cleaner for copper,brass,stainless steel ect,a paste of
ketchup,1/2 cup,2TBS vinegar,and1-2TBS salt.let set on surface for at
least 30-45 minutes then rinse.repeat if necessary,or go to just
vinegar&salt; to remove spots,or to soak small items .another
reciepe is to use flour to make a paste instead of ketchup ,but I
perfer ketchup as it doesnt neturalize the acids.yet another is to
use a lemon dipped in salt to rub item,but Y waste a good lemon and
the ketchup will work on its own adding vinegar and salt increases
how well it works.Now all I need is a good home made sealer to keep
cleaned items looking sharp.
Good Luck,
Byron L Milburn
- Kingman, Kansas, USA
August 27, 2008
This really works. We just moved into a beautiful home that was
only 2 years old and the only thing wrong with it was the etched
stainless sink around the drain. I tried this and it really worked,
now my sink is perfect. Thank You
Christina Witt
- Stephens City, VA
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