Use This Fruit to Clean a Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink
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The kitchen sink is often treated like a trash can when you’re in the middle of cooking or baking -- so it could use a good scrub now and then!
What’s the trick to getting the job done when it comes to a stainless steel sink? A grapefruit (or a lemon), kitchen expert Pamela Salzman says!
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Simply cut a grapefruit in half and sprinkle kosher salt on the cut side -- and use the grapefruit itself as your sponge. (It smells good, too!)
What's more is that you can also use a salted grapefruit to clean your silver and cutting board.
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PLUS, you can cut one up, put it in your garbage disposal, run it and your disposal will get disinfected!
Who knew a grapefruit could do so much?!
