This is Linda. I have a stainless steel sink and when I want it to really look good, I give it my "power" treatment. I make a paste of baking soda and water with a few drops of Dawn, then use a soft sponge or cloth to clean the entire sink using circular motions. I let that sit a little to give it extra time to work, then rinse and dry the sink well. The "power" step is to put some cooking oil on a soft cloth and polish the surface of the sink. Most people don't know that stainless steel benefits from an oil treatment, just like wood. When you're done, you sink should shine like new. Wishing you the best.
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Hi Sandy,
This is Linda. I have a stainless steel sink and when I want it to really look good, I give it my "power" treatment. I make a paste of baking soda and water with a few drops of Dawn, then use a soft sponge or cloth to clean the entire sink using circular motions. I let that sit a little to give it extra time to work, then rinse and dry the sink well. The "power" step is to put some cooking oil on a soft cloth and polish the surface of the sink. Most people don't know that stainless steel benefits from an oil treatment, just like wood. When you're done, you sink should shine like new. Wishing you the best.