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The most direct consequence of poor exhaust is that the water level of the stainless steel sink cannot be lowered normally. When the sink drainage pipe lacks effective exhaust, the water flow cannot flow smoothly in the pipe, and the water level of the sink will gradually rise.

Protrusion distance of 2-5 mm This is a more conservative design, suitable for kitchens that pursue a minimalist design style. The characteristic of this design is that the countertop is almost flush with the stainless steel kitchen sink, with only a slight protrusion.

During daily cooking, food grease, food crumbs, and organic matter left over from washing dishes may flow into the drain pipe through the kitchen stainless steel sink. Over time, these grease and food residues gradually accumulate in the drain pipe.

The faucet is installed in the center of the kitchen sink: This installation method is the most common, especially for standard rectangular or square kitchen sinks. The kitchen faucet is located in the center of the sink, neither leaning to the left or right, and ensuring that the water flow covers the entire sink, which is suitable for the use needs of most families.

Most waterfall faucets are made of stainless steel, copper, aluminum alloy and other materials. These metal materials have strong corrosion resistance, but they are also easy to absorb minerals in the water. Over time, a thick layer of scale may accumulate on the surface of the faucet, especially in places where the water flow is in contact for a long time.

Water quality is an important factor that causes stainless steel sinks to turn yellow. If the water used in the kitchen sink is hard and contains high minerals or organic matter, when the water flows through the surface of the sink, the minerals are deposited on the surface of the sink, which is easy to form scale.

Quartz sinks are relatively more durable, especially in terms of scratch resistance and impact resistance. The durability of composite sinks depends on the material. Quartz composite sinks are more durable, but stainless steel composite sinks are slightly inferior in scratch resistance.

The service life of a composite sink is usually 10 to 20 years. Under the premise of high-quality materials, advanced manufacturing processes, and reasonable use and maintenance, it can even reach more than 30 years.

When boiling water is suddenly poured into the sink, the surface and internal structure of the sink will expand thermally. If the temperature change is too drastic, it may cause cracks, peeling or deformation on the surface of the sink.

If the kitchen space is large, then it is usually no problem to choose a double sink, because the installation of a double sink requires more countertop space to accommodate the two trough surfaces, and the operation of a double sink requires a certain amount of countertop space. If the kitchen space is limited, especially in an open kitchen or a small kitchen, a single sink may be a better choice.