Oh I know this one!!! Baking Soda and Vinegar, make a paste. Pop it on the sink, wipe with cloth, and then a damp tea towel to get the rest of the white residue away. Stunningly clean!

I need to do the same,love a sink that sparkles!

For mine, I simply use dishsoap and just wash it with that, rinse completely, and dry with a tea towel or paper towel =)

Bi Carb And vinegar. or an eraser

I like to use Gumption and I also like to use stainless steel cleaner I buy from the auto shop. I use orange peel last as it gives the sink a great smell and shine.

heaps of great answers here

Get a cheap 1 litre spray bottle from a $2 store, add 100 ml white vinegar and fill with water. Cheap & incredibly effective cleaner for stainless steel, cupboards, benches, tiles, glass, mirrors, you name it, it cleans it. And no nasty chemicals.

Mine is the same!! Think ill steal some of this advice

must try these helpful hints for my sink

We used Autosol metal polisher on friends rental properrty’s sink. Now nice & sparkly

Lemon juice and bicarb soda.

I got some cloth wipes that you use on any stainless steel items from coles think its $4 for 20 wipes and it leaves the stainless steel looking like new

Great ideas ,I will be trying a few,sinks are hard keep shiny

Just seen something in my FB feeds saying to sprinkle cornflour onto sink and rub with a damp sponge. Haven’t tried it myself but it’s worth a shot. Doesn’t scratch either.

I use gumption but every so often I use a stainless steel polish that gives it a shinier surface.

Have you tried gumption? Leave it for 30mins then go back and scrub. Then use hot water and vinegar to really make it shine

Gumption works for us – or bicarb soda, mum swears by that for just about everything

Bircarb and vinegar works well

Sprinkle in some bicarb of soda, and scrub with a non-scratch sourer. The sink will come up very shiny.

Bircarb and vinegar