How to clean different types of countertopsCeramic
Ceramic countertops portray a very clean and classic
look but it easily loses its luster if neglected for long. Try using
diluted Ultrashine or Ultraswab, depending on the countertop’s location,
to make the ceramic sparkle.
Granite
Granite countertops are commonly found in every
kitchen and it is important to keep them clean. Wipe the granite
countertop regularly with mix of warm water and cleaning solution,
ultrashine. Don’t forget to rinse it well to avoid streaks.
To prevent your granite from getting old you need to
make sure that the surface is layered with a sealant. If you want to
check whether your granite is properly sealed, you can splash some water
on its surface. If the granite absorbs the water rather than causing it
to float, it is not properly sealed.
Having a few coasters is also a good idea. The acid
in coffee, fruit juice and other common beverages can create deep
scratches on the counter’s surface.
Laminate
Laminated counters are very easy to maintain and are
also good for robust handling, like preparing school lunches on the go
and a quick dinner in a rush. As long as a cutting board is used, normal
cleaning should keep the countertop looking great. The easiest way to
wipe away oily spills is with a Kitchen towel dipped in a diluted
solution of Ultraswab.
Marble
Marble countertops keep food items cool which makes
it a great material for families who like to have fun and bake together.
But just like granite, marble countertops require a seal, and without
proper sealing, these countertops will soak up stains that would stay
for long. For daily cleansing use wet kitchen towel for cleaning and for
tough stains treat with undiluted Ultraswab for few moments and wipe
clean the surface.
Stainless Steel
The biggest concern with stainless steel countertop
is that they smudge and leave hand prints just by touching. Stainless
steel countertops may require daily maintenance with soap and water to
keep them sparkling. Use diluted Ultrascrub for a sparkling sink and
countertop made of stainless steel.
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