How to Clean White Spots From Water on Granite Composite Sink
- 1). Attempt to remove the white mineral deposits with detergent before using chemical cleaners. In a pail, mix 1/4 teaspoon of liquid detergent with 1 quart of warm water.
- 2). Saturate a soft cloth in the diluted detergent solution. Wipe granite composite sink to remove the white mineral spots.
- 3). Dampen a fresh cloth with water. Wipe the detergent suds off the granite composite, thoroughly rinsing the sink.
- 4). Douse any stubborn white spots with an acid-free limescale remover. Follow the limescale remover’s instruction label.
- 5). Moisten a nonabrasive sponge with water. Scrub the remaining white mineral spots off the granite composite sink.
- 6). Dampen another cloth with water. Wipe down the entire granite composite surface to rinse away the limescale remover.
- 7). Wipe the entire granite composite sink with a clean, soft towel. Thoroughly dry the sink's surfaces.
