SILGRANIT sinks are fade, stain, chip and scratch-resistant, making them very easy to clean. However, like any heavy-duty kitchen fixture— they may show traces of wear over time. For a daily clean, mix water with soap and scrub gently with a sponge.
GENERAL CARE & CLEANING:
Daily cleaning may be done with any non-abrasive cleaner (i.e. Bar Keeper's Friend, Soft Scrub with Bleach, or dishwasher soap). After every use, rinse and wipe the sink dry with a clean, soft cloth to eliminate any water spots or soap film build-ups.
Fireclay
Manufactured from clay fired at an extremely high temperature, fireclay sinks are highly resistant to scratches, staining and chipping. Cleanup is easy — just dish soap on a sponge, or use a mild abrasive cleanser for tougher marks. These are the sinks I often recommend for those who want a white kitchen sink.
Thanks to the resins, composite sinks are very durable and non-porous, which means they don't stain as easily as some of their more expensive counterparts.
Keep the Sink Dry – Keep your sink dry in between uses. Turn off the faucet and repair any leaks (even small ones) to keep liquids from sitting in the sink and staining the basin. and sponge to remove any grime from the sink once a day. bleach on the towels to dampen them.
You won't have to be constantly wiping a white sink dry, but without regular deep cleaning the sink can still acquire a discoloured coating. As such, you should clean even an apparently clean sink at regular intervals.
Heat-Resistance—while composite sinks are heat-resistant, they aren't heat-proof. It's important to note the acrylic resin binders found in composite sinks can warp or melt when exposed to extreme heat. An example of this is when a hot pot or pan is placed directly in the sink.
Stainless steel has long been a material of choice for its hygienic properties, resistance to stains, rust, and corrosion, and affordability. But it is not the only metal on the market; copper and brass sinks can be used to make a design statement.
If you are concerned about water marks being left on the surface, which are more likely to appear on composite sinks of a darker colour, then wiping your sink with a lint-free cloth to dry it off should do the trick. Drying your sink after each rinse will help prevent the build-up of water stains and limescale.
Porcelain, Ceramic and Fireclay Kitchen Sinks
Their non-porous and high gloss finish makes the sinks stain-resistant and fairly easy to keep clean using normal everyday household cleaning products.
Durability - It's nearly impossible to scratch or chip fireclay, and they're much less likely to crack or scratch compared to cast iron. Because of the finish, fireclay sinks are unlikely to discolor, rust, or fade over time.
You can use Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, then thoroughly rinse with dish soap and water. You can then apply mineral oil on the sink once dry to bring back its dark sheen.
All BLANCO sinks are: Durable, hygienic and long lasting. Sinks should always be made from quality materials. They're not as easily replaced as other kitchen elements Think about maintenance of sink materials when choosing.
Stubborn stains can be removed by pouring a little warm vinegar or vinegar-based cleaner into the sink and allowing it to sit for a few minutes. Rinse with clean water and dry. Depending on the severity of the food stain, use an equal-parts bleach water solution or dishwater tablet.
Blanco care sheet
SILGRANIT sinks are fade, stain, chip and scratch-resistant, making them very easy to clean. However, like any heavy-duty kitchen fixture— they may show traces of wear over time.
A stainless steel sink is the most durable and low-maintenance kitchen sink as they are resistant to heat, stains, and scratches. What's more, they are also some of the most versatile sinks coming in a variety of styles and sizes meaning they fit in most kitchens easily no matter the size or style.
The best color for a sink could be traditional white, multi-colored through to a statement black, including metallic finishes in silver, gold, and bronze. There is a huge selection of sink colors and shades to harmonize and blend with your existing bathroom, kitchen, and washroom color schemes.
Use soft or micro fibre cloths (eg. E-cloth). A 50% mix of water and white vinegar can be used to remove limescale deposits, ensure to rinse thoroughly after use, do not leave the vinegar in contact with the surface. A nylon scratch pad or toothbrush can be used on difficult areas.
Yes, composite sinks can withstand boiling water. There is no issue with pouring hot water down a granite, quartz, or solid surface sink.
First, we want to make sure we do not accidentally damage the surface. Avoid using any harsh/acidic/alkaline-containing products on your sink. This means avoiding lemon juice, vinegar, bleach, window cleaner, oven cleaner, and most leading brands formulated to remove Calcium, Lime or Rust, ammonia, et cetera.
Use vinegar cleaner, citric acid or rely on our BLANCO DailyClean+ cleaner to remove limescale deposits. Apply the cleaner to the affected surfaces and let it soak in. Then clean your sink with a soft sponge and finally rinse with clear water. Rub dry with a microfiber cloth and your sink is clean again.
The Blanco Anthracite sink is made from 80% granite and is practically built to last a lifetime. It effortlessly resists stains, chips, and general wear and tears like no other. Being heat resistant, the Blanco Anthracite sink can withstand heat up to 536 F, so it's safe to put your boiling hot pots in after cooking.
Scratch and Stain Resistant
Blanco Silgranit sinks are scratch and stain-resistant. This may not sound like the biggest deal ever, but imagine paying a lot of money for a beautiful sink and finding a large gash in it days after installation because one of your family members put their dishes in the sink haphazardly.