When you’re trying to pick a kitchen sink, there are a few details you’ll want to consider. The size of your kitchen is the first thing to consider. For small kitchens a single bowl could save space. But if you have a larger kitchen, you may prefer a double bowl sink to wash and rinse dishes simultaneously.
Another key consideration is that of the sink material. There are two types of sinks, stainless steel and other sinks are a popular choice because it is durable and easy to maintain. But if you’re after something a bit more stylish, you’ll want a porcelain sink. Porcelain sinks are available in different colors and patterns that you are free to choose based on your kitchen’s aesthetics.
Now, when it comes to installation, it’s up to you. Undermount sinks are mounted under the countertop so that the countertop completely envelops the sides of the sink, allowing you to easily sweep crumbs into the sink and also granting you more valuable space on your countertop. Drop-in sinks are, as their name implies, dropped in to a hole cut in the counter, and thus have a lip at the edge of the counter. Wall-mounted sinks Wall mounted sinks are an excellent option if you want to save space in your small bathroom and get a contemporary touch.
After you’ve found the perfect sink for your home, it's crucial to maintain cleanliness and sanitation. A combination of water and vinegar serves well to clean the sink and make it free from stains. You can also scrub off grime and debris with baking soda.
To keep your sink from getting clogged, you’ll want to use a drain strainer to catch food particles or any other debris before they enter the drain. You can also pour a kettle of boiling water down the drain once a week to help keep it clear.
If you want to turn your bathroom into a spa-inspired oasis, think about replacing your sink with a vessel sink. Vessel sinks are those that sit on top of, instead of below, the countertop, and are available in numerous shapes and styles. They are a sleek and contemporary take, that will take your bathroom to new heights.
In order to keep the drain clear, don't put grease, oil or food scraps down there. You can also attempt to clear the most stubborn blockages with a plunger or a drain snake. Ensuring your drain system works as it should should be prevented by regular maintenance.
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