Cleaning the kitchen sink naturally

A kitchen sink should be a place with an impeccable and very clean appearance to prevent dirt from sticking to the kitchen utensils that are used every day. But to do so, it is not necessary to use endless chemical products that can be bought in any supermarket. Nothing could be further from the truth, as it can be cleaned easily using completely homemade products.

Limescale stains can be removed easily using hot water and bicarbonate of soda. Rust stains, on the other hand, can be removed by rubbing half a lemon over them. Likewise, to make it shine, you can apply a cloth previously moistened with the oil used for a sewing machine.

For an enamelled kitchen sink, and in order to remove unwanted stains, you can also rub half a lemon against them.

However, to achieve general disinfection in stainless-steel sinks, enamelled sinks or synthetic kitchen sinks, there is nothing better than a solution of salt and boiling water. Once applied, it should be left to act and then rinsed with plenty of water after a few minutes.

If what we want is to degrease them, the most natural option is to use one litre of hot vinegar in which we dissolve a handful of coarse salt. After that, the solution should be left to work for one hour and immediately afterwards rinsed off with lukewarm water.

And if you have problems unclogging your synthetic kitchen sinkthere are also homemade remedies that will help you in your task.