It's not only magpies who love shiny objects: it's unlikely that any housewife would refuse to have everything in her kitchen sparkling with cleanliness.
Including a sink made of stainless steel.
Over time, this product, unfortunately, becomes dull, and its shine has to be restored using all sorts of chemicals.
There is another solution - to resort to folk methods. Since they use only available ingredients, why not try it?
First, empty the sink, rinse it with water and wait until it dries, and then spread baking soda over the surface of the sink.
Rub the area to be cleaned using circular motions with the sponge. No need to rinse: spray vinegar poured into a spray bottle on top.
The reaction should be accompanied by a hissing sound - there is no need to be alarmed.
Rub the sink with fresh lemon or orange peel. This will not only cleanse the sink of germs, but will also give it that extra touch of shine.
All that's left to do is drop a little olive oil onto a paper towel and wipe the sink with it.
