BLANCO, Cinder 441591 DIAMOND SILGRANIT 60/40 Double Bowl with Low Divide Undermount Kitchen Sink, 32" X 21"

I had a granite composite sink somewhat like this before, but over the many years it had become discolored in places over time. The handyman who installed it has one with the same coloring and finish, although his sink is a different model. He explained to me that this sink requires very little care if you refrain from using certain traditional cleansers, or even specialty cleaners. He said that it remains beautiful if you just use a bit of dishwashing liquid, rinse well, and wipe dry as often as you can. No harsh chemicals or cleansers needed. Also, try not to set hot pans on it from the range unless you put a paper towel or dish cloth under it until it the pan cools. I'm very pleased with it and it looks fabulous!

This sink is beautiful and easy to keep clean. I saw some reviews saying it was hard to clean (I'm guessing they bought the white). It looks great. I love the low divider which allows me to keep dirty dishes corralled on one side but still gives me the roominess of a single bowl while washing things.

Did a kitchen update and replaced our stainless double sink with this Blanco 60/40. I am a two drain girl and could never live with a single. No farmhouse sink for me! This low divide is perfect for me. Must have soapy water in one sink while I work In the kitchen and clean up as I go, while still having access to the garbage disposal. The large side is a bit larger and deeper than the previous sink and holds most things fine and the low divide makes rinsing large things easy. It’s is easy to wipe down and I love the truffle color too.

Clean classic look, easy to maintain its original appearance with a simple wiping after use (necessary as we have hard water but even if we forget to do so cleans up easily with a little bit of soap and water).

I'm so surprised at the poor quality, given the image of the "Blanco" name. I'm updating my review because, after only two years, it's gotten much worse! 1. the water never drains completely out of the bowl on the side without the disposal. So, you have to mop it up with a sponge if you want to avoid staining as it dries. If you had a dark-colored sink, you wouldn't want that water to air dry, it would leave a ring around the drain. A friend of mine has Blanco Black and she has that problem.2. Worst of all, surface definitely WILL chip and peel away even when using a sing protector (see my photos. Nothing even touches those areas but it's still peeling!! I got two tiny chips after only having it for 6 months. Even with sink protectors to help prevent as much chipping as you can, the drain is completely peeling away, there's no stopping it, in another few months it will be completely gone. I contacted Blanco, the manufacturer, for their suggestions on repairing the chips; they said there is no way to repair it (just avoid it). They recommended that I put clear nail polish over the chips. I've learned the nail polish idea doesn't last and also discolor over time! w Plus, since it's clear, the chip would still be visible. Everyone I know who has a blanco sink is disappointed. And their poor customer service, makes it clear, you're on your own once you purchase. What a disappointment!I have the Biscuit 441594 DIAMOND SILGRANIT 60/40 Double Bowl.

I love this sink. Coming from a small, shallow, stainless steel sink, this is a life changer. It's so awesome to be able to not splash out with these deep sinks. The low divide is the way to go in my opinion. There is still enough to fill up a decent amount of soapy water, but the flexibility it gives for maneuvering items in the sink while washing is priceless. Seriously, I can't imagine going back to a full divider.Delivery note: Check upon arrival!! My first one arrived cracked. Thankfully I checked it when it arrived because we didn't install for a couple weeks because of the kitchen remodel. Amazon was great on replacement, handled all online with automated returns in a couple minutes. UPS picked up the next day.

Purchased this is biscuit nine months ago. I liked it when installed but have come to regret buying it. Everything stains it - tea, coffee, pickle juice, black olive juice, balsamic vinegar, etc. I use Barkeepers Friend and nylon scrubbers every night. And yet, it looks awful. It looks like it is years old and I am embarrassed by it. So happy I spent so much money on my kitchen remodel and have this awful sink to make it look bad.

I loved my Blanco white diamond silgranit 60/40 double bowl sink with the low divide between bowls when I first bought it. The low divide gives me the utility of a double sink, but with the option to wash large items in one large sink. The white material was easy to keep clean at first. But then things started to change after about a year. The sinks both developed dark stains around the drains. Neither Soft scrub with bleach or cleanser helped. Finally I re-discovered the directions that came with the sink (under the sink) and tried their last ditch option of soaking half and half bleach/water in the sinks for an hour. Lo and behold - it worked! My sink is once again white and I am so relieved not to have to look at the ugly stains anymore. I'll probably have to do this treatment periodically, but thank goodness it actually works! So now I love my sink again.