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RickandJanice · 03-03-2011, 06:37 PM

Just an FYI, the "plastic sink" people keep referring to in the older units are actually a solid surface material the same as Corian. To easily clean this material just use a cleaner like Bon Ami, Bar Keeper's Friend or Revere Ware Copper Cleaner and a sponge or nylon scrungee pad. DW loves this material as much as the Corian brand we have in our house. She feels it is actually easier to keep looking nice than stainless steel as it does not show water spots when left to air dry.

03-03-2011, 06:37 PM	#9
RickandJanice Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 119	Just an FYI, the "plastic sink" people keep referring to in the older units are actually a solid surface material the same as Corian. To easily clean this material just use a cleaner like Bon Ami, Bar Keeper's Friend or Revere Ware Copper Cleaner and a sponge or nylon scrungee pad. DW loves this material as much as the Corian brand we have in our house. She feels it is actually easier to keep looking nice than stainless steel as it does not show water spots when left to air dry. __________________ Rick and Janice Binns 2006 MS 32TK3, Mor/Ryde Pin Box and I.S., Auto Level-Up 2012 Ford F450 6.7 L Diesel, air bags and 25K Reese Signature hitch (factory installed)