How to remove white spots on black granite composite sink

This short video will show you a fast and easy way to remove that nasty white spots on your black granite sink and restore it to its original state.
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[@nayakiabates8814]

Looks great, I clean mine once a month like this and it works like a charm ❤

[@skillfullyyoursmaris4425]

That’s great!

[@rosablancas9349]

Thank you so much for sharing, much appreciated 🙏

[@skillfullyyoursmaris4425]

You’re welcome!

[@americanpatriot6574]

Thanks for the video though! Since I am moving out of my rental I might still use mineral oil. But not while living in the place.

[@caranwysong3065]

It looks good. I think the white stuff is mineral deposits from the water.

[@kristinebarbaree2697]

My sink also has ugly white spots . I was wondering what was up with that

[@SvobodovaEva]

baking soda+vinegar neutralize each other, makes no sense to combine them

[@skillfullyyoursmaris4425]

The combination of baking soda and vinegar creates a reaction that removes stain and cut through grease.

[@nayakiabates8814]

What??? I clean with baking soda and vinegar all my life!!! Works wonders

[@SvobodovaEva]

@@nayakiabates8814 It’s basic chemistry, acid+base neutralize each other. Google it if you don’t believe me. Try it without the vinegar next time and you’ll see even bigger wonders.

[@mantasvisockis4509]

It does neutralize, because baking soda is alkaline and vinegar is acidic, so pH is neutral, but for cleaning purposes is not the pH that matters, but the reaction that happens when baking soda and vinegar is combined