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The stainless steel kitchen sink is an important drainage channel for the family kitchen. Oil, food residues and other debris can easily enter the drainage pipe with the water flow. If it is not cleaned in time or there are structural problems, bacteria may breed and form odors.

Salt is a substance that can accelerate metal corrosion, especially in humid environments. High concentrations of salt or long-term salt residues can cause corrosion or rust on the surface of the stainless steel kitchen sink.

The water quality of the kitchen water source usually contains certain minerals, especially in hard water areas. These minerals (such as calcium and magnesium) will react with the surface of the sink to form scale. When there is scale on the surface of the stainless steel kitchen sink, the gloss of the sink will be greatly reduced, appearing dull and difficult to clean.

Stainless steel kitchen sinks are one of the most common kitchen sink materials. Because stainless steel has a smooth surface, corrosion resistance, and is more convenient to clean, it performs well in terms of hygiene.

The silver surface of stainless steel kitchen sink is very durable, not easy to change color, and has good stain resistance. Silver stainless steel kitchen sink is suitable for kitchens of various styles, and it is not easy to show water stains and oil stains.

One side of the inox kitchen sink: at least 30 cm of countertop space. This space is usually used to place washed ingredients or items such as tableware. If the space is larger, it can provide more room for movement and reduce the feeling of crowding during operation.

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.

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.

An important feature of 304 stainless steel is that it is austenitic stainless steel and is usually not magnetic. Although the surface of 304 stainless steel may be slightly magnetic, its magnetism is much lower than that of iron materials. Therefore, testing by magnet method is a simple way to identify whether a 304 stainless steel sink is truly 304.

The sink drain is the first place where water flows into the pipe and is also the area most prone to blockage. Because the sink drain is connected to the bottom of the sink, a large amount of food residue, grease, foam and other dirt often accumulates in this position.