Kitchen sink

Reply to: @fififiona here is a list of don'ts for cleaning all stone * Don’t use cleaners that contain acid such as grout cleaners or tub and tile cleaners. * Don’t use vinegar, bleach or ammonia products. * Don’t use abrasive cleaners such as soft cleansers. * Don’t use alkaline cleaners not specifically formulated for stone.

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Reply to: I am not a fan of the apron front sink. I think it's trendy and will look dated before long. Also, it probably works best in a "farmhouse" and not sure that you live in one! LOL. Have you considered the granite composite sinks? I have had stainless steel (dents and scratches), cast iron enameled (chips, scratches and loss of finish), acrylic (too delicate for kitchen use IMHO), and a granite composite sink. As much as I loved the look of the cast iron enameled (I purchased a $1200 tan and brown sink that I thought was absolutely gorgeous), I have to admit that the granite composite sink is more durable, pretty, cleans up easily with just dish soap, water and a sponge and has not scratched, chipped or lost it's color in 2 years of heavy use. Give them a look. Good luck with your kitchen!

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