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Water stains are one of the most common stains on kitchen sinks, especially in environments where water is frequently used. Water stains are usually more obvious on the surface of black sinks, especially when the water droplets evaporate and leave white marks.

For standard-sized single-bowl sinks (usually about 50-80 cm long and 30-40 cm wide), the extension distance of the faucet should be 10-15 cm from the edge of the sink. This distance ensures that the water flows smoothly into the sink without causing splashes.

Stainless steel sink faucet has become a common choice for kitchen faucets due to its durability and corrosion resistance. It can withstand the test of minerals, acid and alkali substances in water and high temperature water, and is very suitable for long-term use.

Not all stainless steel sinks will have water stains. The occurrence of water stains is affected by multiple factors. In addition to water quality, the surface treatment process, usage and cleaning habits of stainless steel sinks will also affect the formation of water stains to a certain extent.

Advantages of a single-trough sink: 1. Space saving 2. Large washing area 3. Easy to clean 4. Beautiful and simple Advantages of a double-trough sink: 1. Flexible operation 2. Better garbage disposal 3. Stronger classification function 4. Suitable for most kitchens

Prevent sewer odor backflow This is the core function of the P-trap. The kitchen sink is connected to the indoor drainage pipe, which is ultimately connected to the municipal sewage treatment system or septic tank. These pipes are filled with various gases, including hydrogen sulfide, methane and ammonia, which have a pungent smell.

The most intuitive way to judge is to check whether the kitchen sink faucet is leaking. The manifestation of water leakage may be water seepage from the faucet interface, valve or outlet. Especially when the faucet is closed, there is still water dripping out, indicating that there is a problem with the sealing.

In most cases, undermount kitchen sinks do not come with a faucet hole. This is because the sink itself is generally not designed with the need for a faucet hole in mind. The installation location of the faucet is usually determined based on the design of the kitchen countertop and the needs of the user.

Common specifications and sizes of commercial stainless steel sinks: 1. Single-bowl sink · Length: between 45 cm and 60 cm · Width: 45 cm to 55 cm · Depth: 25 cm to 40 cm 2. Double-bowl sink · Length: between 80 cm and 100 cm · Width: 40 cm to 50 cm · Depth: between 30 cm and 40 cm 3. Triple-bowl sink · Length: between 100 cm and 150 cm · Width: 45 cm to 50 cm · Depth: 35 cm to 45 cm 4. Sink with drainboard · Length: 150 cm or longer · Depth: 35 cm to 40 cm 5. Custom size

A pressed sink is a sink made by a mechanical pressing process. This sink is usually made of metal sheets (such as stainless steel) through pressure forming technology. Compared with traditional sinks, the manufacturing process of a pressed sink is significantly different. It uses mechanical equipment to press metal materials to form the basic shape of the sink.