Countertop Maintenance
Cleaning Recommendation For Long-Lasting Beauty
Surfaces should be wiped clean using a damp cloth.
To remove dried spots or rings, use a mild detergent or liquid soap with a damp cloth.
Do’s
Clean all spills immediately. Leaving spills to set and dry, even on sealed material, can stain the material.
Use trivets or hot pads on countertops. While granite, quartz, and soapstone are very heat resistant, sudden, large temperature changes are not recommended.
Use warm water and a soft cloth or sponge to clean countertops. Use a PH neutral cleaner. Prolonged use of cleaner, including dish soap, can leave a dull film. This can be removed with a granite cleaner or polish.
Seal your granite every year (or as needed). Seal travertine and marble every 3-6 months.
Use placemats under plates, china, ceramics, and silverware (anything that can scratch) when placing them on soft material, like travertine and marble.
Place toiletry items in baskets when keeping them on vanity tops to prevent staining.
Use coasters under glasses containing alcohol, soda, or fruit juices on material prone to etching like travertine and marble.
Use wax or mineral oil on soapstone to remove scratches and to darken material.
Don’t
Leave spills on countertops for any length of time.
Use bathroom cleaner, grout cleaner, tub cleaner, vinegar, bleach, ammonia, or any abrasive cleaners on countertops.
Sit or stand on countertops.
Seal your granite every year (or as needed). Seal travertine and marble every 3-6 months.
Use knives directly on soft material like soapstone, travertine and marble.
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Location
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Parthenon Marble and Granite
7140 US Hwy 19
New Port Richey, Florida 34652
- (727) 842-5511
- sales@parthenonmg.com
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