Sink that needs to be disassembled: Many housewives wonder about the ways they can easily, quickly and effortlessly disassemble their sink. The truth is that it does not take effort, but the right way to achieve the best possible result. In detail everything you need to know:
Sink that needs to be disassembled: Materials
- Soda
- Vinegar
Sink that wants to be disassembled: The process
- Step 1: Pour enough baking soda in the sink so that the whole hole from where the water leaves is well covered. You will need about 1 cup. baking soda.
- Step 2: Pour 2 cups. vinegar that you will have boiled first. Foam will immediately form in your sink from the chemical reaction of baking soda and vinegar.
- Step 3: Pour extra boiling water into the sink.
Sink that wants to be disassembled: Clever tricks
- First tip: For an even more sure result you can wait 5 minutes for the baking soda-vinegar mixture to act before pouring the hot water. Optionally you can add a little lemon juice to your sink to make it smell better. See the whole process we described in the video below as well as a test to check if your sink has come off. If after the test you see that your sink is not completely disassembled, you can repeat the process with baking soda, vinegar and hot water.
- Extra tip: Alternatively you can add 1 cup of baking soda and 1/2 cup of salt to your sink and leave the mixture to act overnight. In the morning pour 2 cups of hot water and your sink will shine like new.
Following is a relevant video, with the disassembly process:
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