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Cleaning and removing scratches on my stainless steel / brushed chrome sink?

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picklednut
picklednut Posts: 102 Forumite
Part of the Furniture
in Old style MoneySaving
I've got a stainless steel sink which I think is in a brushed chrome finish. At the moment it looks a state! It isn't shiny and has got lots of marks and scratches all over it especially on the drainage part. How can I get my sink shiny and new again?

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  • karenrel
    karenrel Posts: 94 Forumite
    'Shiny Sinks' by homecare - comes in a blue bottle from John Lewis/Tescos/Cheapy shops (pay about £1.50) Just apply with the non scratchy side of a cheap kitchen foam scrubby thing (foam one side/Green stuff the other!) and it comes up really nice. HTH
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