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Care and Maintenance Tips for Luxury Stone Sinks

How to care for stone sinks

Tips for care and maintenance of stone sinks

Natural stone sinks are easy to care for. In fact, they are practically maintenance free!
With very little effort, your stone sink will retain their beautiful colors and condition for years on and will literally, provide lifetimes of enjoyment!

Maintaining stone sinks

There are a few simple and easy steps to follow in order to maintain your natural stone sink in ‘like new’ condition… and each one involves very little time and effort on your part! Here’s what to do… and how often you need to do it:

After each use, give your sink a quick rinse with clean water just to be sure you are not leaving behind any chemicals or harmful residues that could build up on the surface or etch into the stone.

Give your stone sink a periodic cleaning with a very mild soap and dry it with a soft, clean cloth.

Re-apply a water base protective sealant to your sink on an 'as needed' basis... but at least once every 15 to 24 months, depending on its use.

That's it! Follow these simple recommendations and your natural stone sink will still look as beautiful after 5... 10... even 50 years! of use, as it did on the first day it was installed in your home

And, there's one more important note...

All types of abrasive products and acid-based cleaners will harm the surface of your sink and may cause irreparable damage. Always, always, always avoid using abrasive and/or acid-based products on your natural stone sink.

Hard water areas

If you live in an area where the mineral content in your water is high, it’s especially important to dry your stone sinks with a soft cloth after each use.
When ‘hard’ water is left to stand, minerals in the water can accumulate and may begin to form deposits on your stone sink. Once that happens, the residue may be difficult to clean and, in extreme cases, may actually stain the stone. Should that happen, you’ll most likely have to use a specially formulated poultice to ‘reverse’ the stain, or contact a qualified, ‘natural stone’ specialist to resurface your stone sink.

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