The Secret to Cleaning Stainless Steel Sinks Like a Pro

Hey guys, 👋 join me in this quick and easy tutorial where I unveil the secrets to effortlessly clean your stainless steel sink! These sinks are some of my favorite to clean since they shine up so nice when you're done! With straightforward steps and common household items, you'll have your sink sparkling in no time! Is this how you clean your sink?

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"Bar Keepers Friend Powder VS Soft Cleanser (What's the Difference?)" -
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Timestamps:
00:00 Clear the sink and rinse
00:24 Degrease with dish soap
01:01 rinse with microfiber towel
01:16 Scrub with BKF
02:12 Detail the Garbage disposal
02:32 Rinse Thoroughly
03:16 Descale the faucet
03:34 Buff with a dry towel

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[Marie-lykj]

Just wanted to pop in and shout a big "Thank you" from me for your channel. I now have scrub Mommies and Daddy's (love them! )
I actually managed to find Bar Keeper's friend, the cream, and the powder, which was a real challenge for me in the back end of nowhere in rural Ireland. Total game changer You are the "Bee's Knees". Thank you

[HeronCoyote]

I knew the “soaking in vinegar for hours” trick for sprayers. But CLR for 2-3 mins? Yes, thank you!
Btw, ty for showing how you rinse shower walls when the shower arm/head are stationary. I bought a square bowl from Dollar Tree, and use that to rinse the walls. I used to splash, rather than pour on the rinse water. Your method is much better.

[jenw]

I have a cheap toilet brush I’ve dedicated to my garbage disposal (it’s never been in a toilet!). I use some BKF on the brush and stick it in the disposal and go to town. Twisting as I slowly pull the brush out gets that disgusting rubber flap very clean!

[trevorcarlsonbruh]

I love these videos! Even if we don't need the video at the immediate time, you have done most of everything else so all we have to do is just search for it.
Thank you for cleaning, doing a good job and for making these videos!

[nikki-noir]

I'm a domestic house cleaner, but Brandon.. I still love to watch your videos! I think it's probably for the gratification I get from it, haha. However, you do have such a way of showcasing things.

[erinnstreeter]

Baking soda work marvelously to get the stains out, especially the stuff collected in the drain's outer ring and any crevices inside the drain area.

[PT_]

I used to clean 5 star accommodation - and broke records within the company for number of clients who requested they only send me back. Two cloth system is a must. For anything except floors, pure white vinegar in a spray bottle. Glass, stone, timber tops. Two clothes, as well as paper towels (or s roll of good quality toilet paper) for specifically dirty spots.

To polish stainless steel - a few drops of baby oil on a clean dry cloth.

No need for gloves, expensive cleaning products or fumes.

Maintaining separation between the clean and soiled areas (and cloths) is the key. And not 🚫 over doing it with any liquids!

If yiu are getting streaking, too much moisture (including the oil).

Great channel though mate, always good to see how others are doing it. Great presentation skills, and tidy affiliate links to helo you cover your costs!

[Brooklyn_]

Thank you! The Flylady would be so pleased 😅

[pattyd]

Baking soda works perfectly. Safe and inexpensive. 😊

[joydubyadee]

Perfect timing. I need to tackle cleaning my sink today.

[MegaDanimal]

I would also recommend using a garbage disposal cleaner to clean out the inside of your garbage disposal. You can find some good ones for not that much, I find it really helps keep the smells out of the sink. The ones I use are just tablets you drop in and run the disposal, they foam up so I use them before I clean my sink.

[mildredmorine]

The powder bar keepers friend is the best it shines like new be completely looking like new if done properly, there will be no brown left behind even around the drain.

[michy]

Tonight i used the powder Bar keepers & scrib daddy with a little water. Worked great. Great video

[cretivity]

Guess I’m the odd man out because I’m not a fan of Bar Keepers Friend. I get better results with Comet in my sink, however I will definitely try the CLR on my sprayer and the Scub Daddy holder is adorable.

[elizabethtaylor]

Thanks for more great info and tips! I'm a bit of a clean freak about my sink, but mine is enamel-coated cast iron, white, so it really tends to show dirt and stains. I use Soft Scrub with sponge daddy with good results

[edwardshell]

You put me to work! Had ALL the products already but hadn’t used the dawn degreaser on the sink or completed all these minute details. Thank you!

[mmc]

New sub here. I've never purchased the Scrub Daddy because I didn't think I could use it on my stainless steel sink. Didn't realize they were scratch free. Thanks for the video!

[judithlittle]

I use the spray Dawn and it does a great job.

[JacobDover-sm]

I just cleaned my kitchen sink like a boss 💪💪💪.

[raygranvold]

Perhaps this works for medium stains and generally dirty sink. My sink had deep dark stains (looked like dried oil) compounded by hard water stains (Texas). I ended up sanding the sink with 400 grit sandpaper (I wet sanded it). Worked perfectly. I will polish with automobile rubbing compound and polish for brilliant shine. This saved me from buying a new sink. You might try this. Note sandpaper can cause scratch marks on your sink. If so you might need to sand with finer grades wet sandpaper (say 400, 600. 800, 1000, then 2000 grit to get scratch marks off) and then polish. No guarantees here, just a suggestion. You can try on a small hidden section first to check. YMMV.