It may depend on its type. Cultured marbles can scratch and pit. Porcelain a bit more resilient.
Sometimes its best to strt with mild methods. Forkitchen sinks -Remove food stains, pot marks, and more by sprinkling baking soda into the sink and scrubbing it. Rinse when you're done.
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what's it made of--porcelain?marble?quartz?copper?fiberglass?natural stone like limestone? mosaic? glass?
It may depend on its type. Cultured marbles can scratch and pit. Porcelain a bit more resilient.
Sometimes its best to strt with mild methods. Forkitchen sinks -Remove food stains, pot marks, and more by sprinkling baking soda into the sink and scrubbing it. Rinse when you're done.
Do you have a particular bathroom stain problem?
Barkeeper's friend is pretty gentle for most surfaces. Use a non-abrasive sponge and wipe until it's clean. Then rinse.
Here is how I clean mine https://chascrazycreations.com/clean-bathroom-natural-products/