7 Tips to Keep Your Sink and Tube Line Clean in West Michigan

A sleek and spotless sink with matching spotless tube line can be an assurance of healthy living. Having 
a well-maintained kitchen where your food is prepared will keep you from worrying about food poisoning 
or contamination. Moreover, a clean bathroom and washroom could give you a light and comfortable 
atmosphere. Hence, sink and tube line cleaning is a must in every household or business. 

Here are seven tips to keep your sink and tube line spotless.

1. Use a scrub

The regular flow of water and soap on your sink does not keep your sink always clean. If you are not careful, 
soap deposits, water spots, food stains, and rust will build up on its surface. The frequency of scrubbing 
your sink depends on how often you use it. 

2. Use paper towels soaked in bleach

You can make your porcelain enamel sink sparkle by lining it with paper towels soaked in bleach. 
 Line the sink with paper towels and soak them with bleach. Then you can leave the towels in the sink for 
30 minutes; after which you can throw them away and wash the sink with running water. However, you 
should not use bleach on colored porcelain because its color will fade. 

3. Safeguard sinks from stains and scratches

A kitchen sink could be costly; hence, a replacement would affect your budget. Thus, when you have 
installed a new shiny sink, keep it looking brand new by putting a perforated plastic mat in the bottom of the 
sink to protect its surface from stains and scratches, and to keep your plates from breaking. Also, don’t let 
acidic foods like fruit, salad dressing, and vinegar stay longer on the skin's surface. This could result in 
stains or scratches on your sink. For more information about sink and tube line cleaning in Grand 
Haven contact us.

4. Apply baking soda

For sinks that are made of non-porous, acrylic-based solid surface, cleaning is not much of a problem 
because these are stain-resistant. You can regularly clean them with soapy water or cleaners made 
specifically for this type of sink. You can rub out stains with baking soda mixed with water and then rinse 
it thoroughly.

5. Use lemon juice 

Another way of removing stains from sinks is the use of lemon juice. Make a paste from one-half lemon 
and one-half cup of powdered borax. With the use of a sponge dabbed in the mixture, rub the stain and 
then rinse with running water. This works well with stainless steel, porcelain enamel, and other materials. 
You can contact us for more details.

6. Put vinegar on lime deposits

You might have noticed that white spots stick to your faucets and that these are hard to remove. These 
are lime deposits that come from mineral-rich hard water. Use vinegar to effectively remove these stains 
by soaking a paper towel in vinegar and wrapping them around the area. After 10 minutes, you can rub 
the spots with a dry paper towel. This can be applied to all types of sinks and tubes except colored and 
brass because vinegar could discolor them.

7. Free your drain from clogs

Always keep your drain from clogs by keeping soap, hair, food, and other particles out of the sink drain. 
Make your mixture of salt, baking soda, and cream of tartar to be poured regularly into the drain followed 
by boiling water. You have nothing to worry about clogs though; West Michigan Septic Sewer & Drain 
Service is more than willing to help you.

If you need help in cleaning or checking your Septic Sewer and Drain, call West Michigan Septic 
Sewer and Drain Service in the following areas: Muskegon at 231-739-7423; Grand Haven at  
616-847-1072; Whitehall at 231-893-4252; Holland at 616-392-8988; Coopersville at 616-837-1800; 
Allendale at 616-895-9080; and Twin Lake at 231-828-5595. You can also visit their website for more 
details at http://bit.ly/WMSSDContactUs. Their friendly and professional technicians will surely give 
you a very satisfying result.