I was cleaning lime deposits from a removable bathroom fixture and used "Zap" on it--in my stainless steel kitchen sink. (Next time I'll read the label warnings ~first~.) At first the sink turned black where the 'Zap' came in contact, now, after much scrubbing with steel wool, stainless steel cleanser, etc., I've gotten it reduced to a fainter gray.
Is there any way to further remove/reduce the evidence of my stupidity, other than to replace the whole sink?
Marilee
I would try some Barkeepers' Friend on it. You can find it with the cleansers in the grocery store.
oh dear I had a stainless sink some years back and it went black when I poured an acid drain cleaner into it. The black faded eventually but it never returned to the original colour and shine. Lets us know how you get on.
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