Vinegar as a Mineral Deposit Sink Cleanser -

I have tried out a bunch cleaning tips since starting this blog, because cleaning house is a never ending job. 😛

I am still loving the effectiveness of using dryer sheets to clean a shower door.

vingear cleans mineral deposits sink, Vinegar as a Mineral Deposit Sink Cleanser,

Vinegar too, is of course well known for its many fantastic uses. One of which is getting rid of mineral deposits that build up around water sources.

It’s simple to clean your shower head with…

and around your faucets where you can get an ugly build up. In this post it worked magic on one of my bathroom faucets, however I hadn’t gotten around to using it on my kitchen faucet, till last week, and I was not disappointed when I did.

Here is the ugliness that my kitchen sink had succumbed to. As you can see, (and I am embarrassed to show) it was WAY passed time to get the job done. Because I had guests coming, I was REALLY motivated to tackle it.

So I soaked paper towels in vinegar and covered the faucet area with them.

Then I used the same routine as last time, soak for awhile, scrub for awhile and repeat. The vinegar is strong, so make sure you ventilate your area. On really tough spots I used an old credit card to scrub,
(Be careful not to scratch your surface).
The results were again AMAZING!

Yes, that IS the same sink as the before shot! Isn’t it AMAZING what a little vinegar and a little elbow grease can do?

The vinegar took off the buildup and the water spots as well, and my sink looked almost new! Now if only I would stop cleaning my paint brushes in there, I wouldn’t have any stains.

Gotta say, I am loving vinegar!

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