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Hey everyone, I'm in the industry for a new kitchen sink, and I'm overcome by the options out there. I've been looking into stainless steel sinks because of their durability and sleek appearance. Any suggestions or private experiences with specific brands/models?
I latterly upgraded to a stainless steel sink, and I'm loving it so far! It's so much easier to clean than my old porcelain sink, and it doesn't stain or scratch as easily. Have you considered any particular functions you want in your new sink,?
I've been researching stainless steel sinks too, and I've found that the gauge of the steel can make a substantial difference in grade and longevity. Does anyone have insight into which gauge is perfect for a kitchen sink that sees ponderous use?
I've heard conflicting opinions on the sounds level of stainless steel sinks. Any people say they're loud and clangy, while other individuals say they're not significantly louder than other materials. Can anyone share their experience with this?
I'm curious on the different finishes available for stainless steel sinks. I've noticed everything from matte to mirror-like finishes. Are specific finishes easier to sustain or more resistant to scratches?
1 thing I'm worried about with stainless steel sinks is water spots and fingerprints. Do any of you get tips for trying to keep a stainless steel sink seeking clean and shiny?
I've been eyeing any stainless steel sinks online, but I'm hesitant to do a purchase without seeing them in person first. Are there any brick-and-mortar stores that get a good selection of stainless steel sinks on display?
I've noticed that any stainless steel sinks accompanied additional accessories like reducing boards and drying racks. Are these extras worth the investment, or are they only gimmicks?
What on installation? Is it relatively straightforward to induct a stainless steel sink yourself, or is it better to hire a professional? I'm not the handiest person when it comes to Diy projects!
I've been thinking about the environmental impact of stainless steel sinks in contrast to other materials like granite or ceramic. Does anyone get information on how stainless steel sinks are manufactured and whether they're recyclable?