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Yes, actually copper is more sanitary than most other basin materials, because it is “antibacterial.” Science has shown that bacteria can live for days on a stainless steel surface, but for only a matter of hours on copper. As a matter of fact, there is a great deal of reconsideration going on in the commercial food preparation industry regarding this very issue.
