How to Properly Clean and Maintain an Antimicrobial Stainless Steel Sink in Daily Use?

Daily Cleaning

• Use a soft cloth or sponge with neutral detergent.
• Rinse thoroughly with water.
• Dry the surface after cleaning to prevent water spots.
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Avoid Strong Acids/Bases

• Do not use bleach, toilet cleaners, or other harsh chemicals.
• These may corrode the surface and compromise the stability of the antimicrobial layer—especially for coated-type sinks.
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Avoid Abrasive Scratching

• Do not use steel wool or harsh scrubbers, as they may scratch the surface and affect appearance.
• Note: For alloy-based antimicrobial sinks, surface scratches do not impair the inherent antimicrobial function.
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Regular De-scaling

• For limescale or grease buildup, use citric acid solution or a dedicated stainless steel cleaner.
• Follow product instructions and rinse well afterward.
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No "Activation" Required

The antimicrobial effect is continuous and automatic under normal conditions—no special steps (like UV exposure or chemical activation) are needed.

The protection works 24/7 as long as the sink material remains intact.