How to Clean Copper Sinks

1: Use a mild dish soap and a soft sponge to clean your sink. Dish soap, warm running water, and a soft sponge are all you'll need for regular cleanings. Basic, routine cleaning is the same for all copper sinks, whether your sink is vintage, hammered, raw, or polished.
[1]Use only a soft, non-abrasive sponge or cloth. Don't use harsh scrubbers, such as steel wool.
2: Wipe all sides of the sink with the soapy sponge. Run warm water from the faucet and use the sprayer to wet the sink. Squirt one or two drops of the dish soap onto the wet sponge. Wipe down the sink with the soapy sponge from top to bottom on
all sides. [2] You should clean your sink daily to keep it in the best shape.
3:Rinse and towel dry the sink after cleaning it. Use the sprayer to rinse away soap suds with warm water. After thoroughly rinsing the sink, dry it with a clean towel. [3] Drying the sink will prevent the formation of mineral deposits and green spotting.
"Clean your sink with a copper cleaner every four to six weeks". If your copper sink is polished or finished and you want to maintain its shine, you should use a copper cleaner at least every six weeks.[5] Apply the cleaner to a cloth, wipe all surfaces, then rinse and dry the sink. Check your copper cleaner's instructions for more specific information about how to use it.

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