Best way to clean this stainless sink. Suggestions please.

Best way to clean this stainless sink. Suggestions please. Best products to use. The housekeeper that cleaned it obviously didn’t use the right chemicals.

Windex to start! The Ammonia helps

Stainless steel cleaner will bring it back to life...

Comet and a scrubber usually works.

Eva Radecki that’s an abrasive and will damage it permanently! Bar keepers friend like others recommend!

NEVER use a abrasive on stainless steel!

Barkeepers Friend, all day long! Will look like new.

Any stainless steel cleaner or baking soda and vinegar.

baking soda and vinegar works magic on stainless steel and porcelain sinks.

Bar keepers friend, sos pad and then rinse and wipe over with a fabric softener sheet it will shine right up

This has been our life saver www.spraywayretail.com/.../sprayway-stainless.../ ...

Lemon gloss. Makes the sinks look beautiful and smells amazing!

Orange oil to shine!

Kwik kleen

Scentsy counter clean

Magic eraser first then stainless steel appliance cleaner.

Bars Keeper soft. The powder works but not as well as the soft. Apply it then let it sit for a few minutes, rinse and repeat. I always use Zep stainless steel cleaner/polish to finish it off. And it looks fabulous! Nothing like walking into a vacant to show and having a shiny sink! People are generally attracted to the shine.

Good ole Ajax and then stainless steal cleaner

Bleach

Bar keepers to clean it, then windex to make it shine

A couple of suggestions: Prisum( sp ?) or baking soda/white vinegar then polish. Both have benn used at home and on our boat with great results

Rock salt, vinegar and steel wool. Vinegar does a great job of breaking up rust and other calcifications and the salt acts as a natural abrasive along with the steel wool. If you don't have the steel wool you can use a sponge for a similar effect.

Is that a laundry sink? Asking because it may be discolored from bleach/other cleaners.

Dry powder cleaner (barkeepers friend, comet, etc) and a curly Kate or Brillo pad. Then use some type of oil to shine up and repel water droplets.

I use Barkeepers Friend, and then rub down with baby oil so it shines when the apartment is being shown. Baby oil works great.

I love a good ole fashioned Brillo Pad and gently scrub. Then go back over it with bar cleaner

There is a product called Sheila Shine works great. Or take cooking or baby oil wipe all over the sink - take clean cloth and buff it down ..

White Vinegar, Blue Dawn, Hot Water Mixture in a spray bottle. It is the best all natural cleaner for all types of appliances, tubs, toilets, microwaves, refrigerators. Spray let sit for 10 to 20 minutes and use a scrub brush to clean without having to extra scrub and it will look new. After you clean your stainless steel you want it to shine. You can make your own natural oil that will last forever and smell wonderful that you can put in your mini model tools, leasing touch up tricks and tools. Make ready lists. A bottle of olive oil, that you will transfer into a large spray bottle bottle. Then you will add fresh orange peel, and allow the orange peel to dissolve into the olive oil and create an amazing citrus smell. This can also be done with fresh lemon peel. A little goes a long way.
Dab a small amount on a rag and rub the stainless steel sink. It will not only shin, but smell amazing. I also poor a little in the G-B disposal and run it.
Something much easier is a product called Shelashine. ZEP has amazing cleaning supplies! Check your budget!

I swear by baby oil and I use it on the towel bars and the metals in the bath -faucets, excision plate, around the shower control-everything looks brand new and smell good! It is in all of our sparkle buckets

Bar keep or Ajax with a Brillo pad
Then rinse once completely dry baby oil to shine
looks brand new on any stainless appliance or sink!

I find tenants don’t clean so their stainless steel sinks look awful after they move out. I scrub them with either Ajax or Comet & then use window cleaner to bring back the shine. After several years the shine isn’t very shiny but at least the sink look clean. I believe most tenants don’t clean anything& those that do clean clean well. They take pride in their living space & usually get all or most of their sec deposit back!! We really appreciate them!!

Test first but Try making a paste with damp baking soda. Let it sit a few minutes & wipe off. I tried this on the stainless “hole” between the sink itself & the top of the garbage disposal. Plus the disposal smelled fresh too !