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Comdensation under new stainless steel sink
I just had a brand-new Kraus stainless steel sink (16 gauge) mounted under my granite countertop. When even a few ice cubes are placed in the sink, the underside gets wet directly under the ice cube. If there is a lot of ice in the sink it actually drips! Has anyone ever had this problem? Help!! :-(
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Most good srainless sink come from the factory wiyth a riubberized insulation pad on the bottom of the sink, does your's have one? If not you can go to an automotive store and buy a spray can of tar and spray the underside of the sink. This will create a buffer between the cold sink and the warm air, you are hitting the dew point
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