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Cleaning a black sink

away-with-the-fairies
away-with-the-fairies Posts: 64 Forumite
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When I moved into my house 3 years ago the black blanco sink was all new and shiny.

Now it seems to have lost its oomph! Bit like me lol! I did a quick google search but as I have no idea what's its made from didn't really help. Its not marble I know that but apart from that I don't know what it us.i just want to make it like it was if possible.it seems to have faded a bit and is clean but not shiny.

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  • JulieM
    JulieM Posts: 752 Forumite
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    I've got a black sink made by Franke, I think the material is called composite. I think they all get stained and look faded over time, I find the best thing to bring back the blackness and shine is to clean the sink and dry it as much as possible, then rub in a small amount of olive oil with a piece of kitchen roll.
  • away-with-the-fairies
    away-with-the-fairies Posts: 64 Forumite
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    I will give it a go. Thanks
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