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Originally Posted by Nikki+2  I bet someone on this thread can help me with a dilemma. I try very hard not to use chlorine bleach but the one thing I still use it for it to rinse my kitchen sink with every few weeks. I have a white corian sink. Even though I clean it out everyday and take Bon Ami to it every couple of days or so, it still gets dingy/stained looking after a while and diluted chlorine bleach is the only thing I've found that brightens it back up. I've tried non-chlorine bleach (peroxide based) and it literally does nothing. Any suggestions? Maybe Oxy-Clean? |
Make the banking soda and white vinegar paste and put it on there and let it sit some. Baking soda is what they use to make the oxyclean. The vinegar is a natural whitening agent and the baking soda will help as well in removing any stains. You can also add a little lemon juice to the mixture for the smell and the lemon oils and citric acid is a good natural cleaner.
I am not sure long term if the clorox whether it's diulted or not is safe for the corian.