Which place in the kitchen do you dry and clean most frequently? For many, it is the sink that are most often wiped off.

Common, however, is that many rarely manage to get the area shiny and where the same applies to the sink. With our simple tips, you can clean the sink in a very appealing way.

The Kitchen sink and other work surfaces in the kitchen contribute to the overall impression in the kitchen. If you keep your worktops in order and where you stay on the sink, visitors will experience the kitchen as clean, inviting and fresh. In addition to this, you will also feel much better and think that cooking will be both easier and more inspiring.

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The question is how to get a sink that really shines and that does it without it, so to speak, becoming flammable or having a lot of yellow spots on the surface? We give three tips on this and where you also do not have to run down to the store to buy a lot of expensive products. There are good chances that you have all the ingredients at home already.

Tip one - Vinegar and detergent.
How to use.

Pour some detergent on the sink and then spill on with some vinegar. Take a cloth - a soft one - and start rubbing. A simple, but oh so effective, way to make the sink shine. Also works in the sink.
Tip two - vinegar and bicarbonate.
How to use:

Mix a tablespoon of bicarbonate with a little vinegar. Then fill with two deciliters of water and stir with a spoon. Pour the mixture over the sink and let it soak in for a few minutes. Take your dish brush and start rubbing and cleaning the surface before finally wiping with a cloth. Clear!
Tip three - Vinegar and Water.
How to use:

Take a regular spray bottle and fill it half with water and half with vinegar. Shake and then spray your new detergent over the sink. Wipe with a damp cloth. This is a tip that also works well on tiles and joints, for example. You can also advantageously have a bottle of this solution standing in the shower and make it a habit to spray over the tile when you shower. This removes discoloration and infestation from, for example, mold.