How to Clean a Kitchen Sink: A Pro Guide

The kitchen sink is one of the busiest spots in the house—and also one of the easiest to overlook. Food particles, grease, soap scum, hard water, and even bacteria hide in plain sight. A true deep clean not only restores shine but also eliminates odors and protects the surfaces for long-term use.

Here’s how to deep clean your sink the Speed Cleaning way: smart, efficient, and professional.

1. Clear and Rinse

Start by emptying your sink—remove dishes, sponges, or anything inside.
Rinse with hot water to loosen debris and wash away surface grime.

Pro Tip: Always clear debris first. Your cleaner works better when it’s in direct contact with the sink.

2. Sponge Clean with the Right Solution

Next, apply the right Speed Cleaning solution and use a damp sponge to clean the entire sink. This step removes daily grease and soil before you focus on the tough spots.

• Stainless Steel → Use Pro Scrub to cut through mineral buildup and hard water stains. Scrub with the grain, rinse, and dry.

• Brass & Chrome Faucets → When you see mineral buildup or water spots, apply Pro Scrub with a sponge. Wipe gently, rinse, and buff dry.

• Porcelain → For daily cleaning, use Red Juice with a sponge. For hard water stains, mineral buildup switch to Pro Scrub.

3. Don’t Forget the Critical Areas

The difference between “clean” and professionally deep cleaned is in the details. A sponge can’t reach everything—this is where the Speed Cleaning Detailed Brush comes in.

• Sink edges (where sink meets countertop): Scrub out trapped grime and soap residue.

• Faucet base & handles: Tackle those nooks and crannies that collect buildup.

• Faucet spout: Apply Pro Scrub then brush to dissolve mineral deposits.

(!)Pro Tip: The Detailed Brush looks like a toothbrush (but it’s not for teeth 😅)—it’s built for precision cleaning and will become your best friend in the kitchen.

4. Odors and Organic Matter in the Drain

A sparkling sink loses its value if the drain smells bad. Treat this area carefully:

• Pour Stain Gobbler directly into the drain to break down organic matter and neutralize odors.

• Use the Detailed Brush around the drain cover, rim, and edges to scrub away the grime your sponge can’t touch.

Pro Tip: This two-step combo—Stain Gobbler inside + Detailed Brush outside—keeps the drain both clean and odor-free.

5. Rinse and Buff Dry

Once all areas are scrubbed, rinse the sink thoroughly with clean water.
Dry with a microfiber cloth to prevent water spots.

Pro Tip: Always finish with a quick buff dry—that’s what gives the sink a professional sparkle.

Final Word

Deep cleaning your sink isn’t just about looks. It’s about hygiene, odor control, and protecting the surfaces from long-term damage. With a sponge for overall cleaning, the Detailed Brush for critical spots, and the right Speed Cleaning solution for each sink type, you’ll achieve a truly professional-grade result.

 Remember:

• Pro Scrub (Cream Cleanser) = the ultimate solution for mineral buildup, grease, and hard water stains.

• Stain Gobbler = fresh, odor-free drains.

Happy Cleaning!

Amy