Hard water stains in granite sink




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I live in a very hard water area. How do I get rid of hard water stain

I boil eggs and after the eggs are cooked, there is a a hard water residue left on the pot. How do I get rid of it without damaging the saucepan?
Have 60/40 black granite sink. Have really hard water and white hazing

been suggested mixing equal parts of baking soda and vinegar, applying and letting set for short time, then rinsing w/ Dawn blue. Is vinegar safe on this type of mate... See more
I am a professional cleaner and have chosen the product I use because it lasts the wntire time between client cleanings. Oil works for a short period of time, but for results that last longer and create a barrier for future issues, use Boos Block Board Cream. Plus it is safe for food prep. Apply a generous amount to a clean, dry sink and it will give you a new looking finish for much longer than any oil. Hope this helps!
-Stacy
toryenclean.com
Hello! Many of these comments are with good intentions but recommend products that are too acidic/alkaline based and can actually damage your sink. Here is what you need to do:
Good luck with solving your issue, and once again be careful: many recommendations on the internet about this issue are incorrect, and can actually damage your surface. It's often best to reach out to professionals in the industry, and not home-owners about granite and natural stone, since it's a complicated surface to deal with.
Hi there! I'm looking for an image of limescale in a black sink to feature in a TV programme. If you wouldn't mind emailing me on hannah.booth@piproductions.tv I can send you some more information. Thank you!
Here is a video tutorial for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWu9gYCBAas