Tip: Keep Your Black Granite Kitchen Sink Clean
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Who knew? Thanks!!!
Thanx for the info, mine is 14 years old and this will help refresh its look.
Thanks for the tip. We like our black granite kitchen sink and we like it to shine!
Thank you. I love my black granite sink and this will be good to know.
I use coconut oil on mine
Or baby oil...works great! Just allow it to absorb, overnight.
Mineral oil get down into the granite, and works better than baby oil because it is thicker.
I have also used canola and/or vegetable oil. The spray oils also work! Coconut oil, however, didn't work as well, for me. Maybe because the coconut oil was a solid that I had to melt. As long as it was warm it looked great, but dulled as the sink cooled. :)
cooking oils can go rancid. That is why mineral oil works well and lasts a while
Thanks for this tip. I just bought a new dark brown metallic granite sink a few months ago. It is beautiful, but my son put a hot pan in it one day and now the bottom is a little dull. Can't wait to try this, maybe tonight, since I have the mineral oil. I use mineral oil for so many things, starting 40 years ago when I had my first baby and discovered I was allergic to the fragrance in baby oil. I read the ingredients on the bottle and went straight to the drug store and bought a gallon of mineral oil for the same price as a small bottle of Johnson's baby oil! I also used it when I made raised garden beds and didn't want to use treated wood or toxic oils to coat the wood. I used pine wood and put on a couple of coats of mineral oil, safe to use for vegetable gardening.
Thank you very much for the detailed answer, however I have tried every one of those solutions. If I had my druthers, I would never purchase another black granite sink.