How to Clean and Remove Stains from Sinks

Vinegar and baking soda and some elbow grease is what you need to get tough stains out of bathroom sinks. It works best for cast iron material though.

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It is always so satisfying to see your hard pay off and these suggestions are great! I have also found that those magic erasers work great, as well as dawn dish soap with the baking soda. If your water is hard or softened may play a part in what solution works best, as well as what the 'gunk' is made of... Though usually soap residue and dirt, rust, but sometimes grease is a player too! Thanks for the great info!

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I love this blogger's post and that old cast iron sink. I too use baking soda and vinegar for the tough cleaning jobs. The two work great to clean my gas oven. I sprinkle on baking soda and spray it with the vinegar and let it do the work. It bubbles and I let it set over night. The next morning I take hot water and a sponge and wipe off the burnt, greasy gunk. Works every time. Thank you for sharing this great how to.

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Weberme

Jan 14, 2017

Thanks for the information on cleaning your stove. I have tried cleaners but it never works. I am going to have to try this baking soda and vinegar and leave overnight and see if this works. Can you use this inside too and does it work on electric stoves?

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