People in the market for a new kitchen sink have been urged to choose a stainless steel model, due to their long-lasting lifespan.In addition to the durability stainless steel kitchen sinks can offer, they have also been praised for their style by the Standard Freeholder.However, a warning was made by the publication about keeping appliances that could scratch and damage kitchen sinks away from them as much as possible.Chris Emard from the Standard Freehodler wrote Word to the wise when it comes time to choose a kitchen sink, go stainless steel.Are stainless steel sinks totally flawless? Of course not, and theyll certainly scratch if abused, or even over time with general use. However, like scratches on a hardwood floor, theyre accepted, and still look good.When it comes to choosing a single or double kitchen sink, Mr Emard observed that this is more of a space issue than a matter of style and common sense should be applied.