Fed up with those lime stains on your stainless steel sink ?
It's true that it doesn't look super clean!
Sometimes a little soapy water or washing-up liquid is enough to make them disappear.
But when these white marks have dried, they become stubborn. And if you rub too hard, you scratch the stainless steel...
Fortunately, here is 2 effective tricks to clean stainless steel effortlessly and gently .
Just use white vinegar or baking soda. Watch:
Faced with stubborn traces of limescale, mix 1 part water and 1 part vinegar.
Then simply dip your sponge in this mixture and pass it over your stainless steel surfaces.
Remember to rinse with clean water and wipe with a microfiber cloth.
There you go, your stainless steel is now perfectly clean. No more a trace of limestone and not a scratch!
Out of white vinegar? Or are the white lime stains difficult to remove?
In this case, take baking soda. Pour a little water into it to make a barely moist and thick paste.
Take some with a sponge and rub with the stains.
Rinse with clear water. Then wipe with a soft cloth.
Bicarbonate slightly diluted in water has a very mild abrasive power. It won't scratch your stainless steel surface, but it will remove all stains.
Your stainless steel will shine like never before! It's still cleaner like that, isn't it?
And it also works for stainless steel appliances such as coffee makers, blenders, kettles and food processors.
