Copper is afascinating metalthat has a reputation for being temperamental.
However, that reputation is a bit unfair.
It’s simply the nature of copper.
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The good news is that cleaning a copper sink is as easy as washing a dish.
Copper sinks should be cleaned daily with mild soap, warm water, and a soft cloth or sponge.
To prevent spotting brought on by minerals in the water supply, dry the sink after every use.
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Step 3: Rinse and Dry
Rinse away soapy residue using warm or hot water.
Then use a microfiber or cotton cloth to thoroughly dry the sink and fixtures.
Verdigris, a buildup of minerals, can be resulting from prolonged exposure to moisture and by some soaps.
When verdigris does occur, simply wipe it off using a microfiber or cotton cloth.
