# How to Get Spaghetti Sauce Out of a Corian Sink
When rinsing spaghetti sauce off dinner dishes results in splattered stains on the sink’s surface, use common household items to effectively remove the stains. Make sure to be careful when removing such stains, since the acidic properties in the tomato sauce can scratch or dissolve the Corian surface. Corian is a type of sink and countertop surface manufactured by DuPont. The solid surface is known for its durability and low-maintenance needs.
Things You'll Need
- Paper towels
- Baking soda
- Nylon mesh sponge
- Bleach
Instructions
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Use paper towels to wipe excess spaghetti sauce and noodles out of the sink. Discard all food and towels in the trash.
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Sprinkle baking soda onto a damp nylon mesh sponge and scrub the stained area. Let the baking soda sit on the stains for one minute. Rinse with water and dry with paper towels.
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Clean remaining spaghetti sauce stains with a paper towel soaked in bleach. Lay the towel over the stain and press it so the bleach comes in contact with the sink. Leave the paper towel in place for two to three minutes. Remove and discard the towel in the trash. Rinse the Corian sink with water and dry it with another paper towel.
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