Antibacterial cleaning products are Everywhere! From dish soap to surface cleansers, we are able to eradicate potentially growing bacteria and germs from our surfaces. In our hectic lives, wouldn’t it be great if some surfaces could be germ resistant without the extra cleanser?
Fortunately, copper possesses antimicrobial properties that essentially make it a germ killer. Amazingly, copper surfaces kill 99.9% of bacteria within 2 hours. Bacteria such as E. Coli and Staphylococcus aureus are eliminated on a non-coated copper surface. Over 300 copper alloys have been registered with the US EPA as materials that kill these bacteria. Sound unbelievable? Check out this article for more detail: Copper.org
With regular cleaning, copper surfaces maintain these germ fighting properties over time.
What better way to go green and decorate your home than a gorgeous hand made copper sink? Choosing a copper sink for your bathroom or kitchen will actually help you fight germs, not collect them. You’ll save some money on the antibacterial cleansers and have a beautiful and incredibly practical sink.

How and what do you clean a copper sink with? Mine is looking like it needs a good cleaning??
Clean your copper sink with mild soap and water. I use a soft bristle brush with the soap and scrub all sides and the bottom. Then rinse thoroughly; let your sink air dry to aid in the oxidation and natural darkening of the patina.
Thanks for your question,
Cindy