Clark Round Bowl Overmount Kitchen Sink with Tap Landing

Clark Kitchen Sinks and Bathroom Products

Clark have been around since 1941 with the brand becoming synonymous with quality kitchen and laundry sinks. They are thrilled to now extend into Bathrooms, offering a variety of products that help make your renovation journey more fun. Clark gets you, and want to help you to create living spaces in your home that you love.

They believe good design doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg and think you’ll be pleasantly surprised with what you can achieve, no matter your budget.

Their in-house design team and like-minded collaborators, have designed & engineered a range of products right here in Australia, that are thoughtfully simple and refreshingly smart to bring pleasure and enjoyment to your every day.

After all, if you’re not having fun, you’re not doing life right!

Clark Steel Sinks and Tubs

• Routine cleaning with soap, mild detergent or ammonia solutions in warm water, followed by a fresh water rinse is usually adequate for normal soiling.
• Repeated applications and the occasional use of a nylon scouring pad will often remove heavier soiling.
• Heavier soiling, light staining apply the mildest household abrasive cleaner or
  paste made from bicarbonate of soda.
• Wearing gloves use a soft cloth, fine nylon scouring pad or soft bristle brush; rub the surface as softly as possible, using long even strokes in the direction of the polished finish.
• Avoid using circular motion. Rinse well and wash as per routine cleaning.

Due to the nature of stainless steel material, it can be easily scratched with normal day to day use. It is difficult to keep the mirror finish without using it. Stainless steel is more rust resistant rather than scratch resistant. 

• To remove light scratches use suitable fine flexible sanding pads to clean the sink surface.
• Place the pad on the stainless steel surface and apply force by hand in a straight line motion moving from side to side. (Ensure the pad motion is in the same direction as the grain). 
• Don’t use cleaning products containing chlorides and halides (e.g. Bromine, Iodine and Fluorine)
• Don’t use disinfectant to clean stainless steel parts and components
• Don’t use hydrochloric acid (HC) for cleaning (This will lead to pitting and stress corrosion cracking (SCC))