Colored glass is achieved by adding metal oxides to the powdered glass mixture before it is melted and formed into a sink.
Glass is "frosted" after the bowl is created by sandblasting the glass surface with hydrofluoric acid until it has an opaque appearance.
Some of our sinks have a printed film, foil, or paint on the underside of the sink bowl that is covered by glass on the inside of the bowl.
Glass is heated to extremely high temperatures and then molded to attain the desired textures, shapes, or patterns.
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Be sure to clean your glass sink regularly to avoid mineral or bacteria buildup and use this tip to ensure your glass sink always makes an impression on guests.
For best results, we recommend using Windex® Crystal Rain®.
Standard Glass Cleaner
Soft Sponge
Microfiber Cloth
Be sure to clean your glass sink regularly to avoid mineral or bacteria buildup and use this tip as an alternative to routine cleaning if you do not have access to a standard glass cleaner.
Vinegar
Soft Sponge
Microfiber Cloth
Frosted glass sinks should be cleaned differently than regular glass sinks because of the textured surface. Use this tip to ensure your frosted glass sink is always clean.
For best results, we recommend using Windex® Original.
Non-Ammonia Glass Cleaner
Soft Sponge
Paper Towels