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Cleaning kitchen granite Whats the best way to clean benchtop granite in the kitchen? |
Re: Cleaning kitchen granite Are there any stains on it? |
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Re: Cleaning kitchen granite The best way, recommended to me by a fitter (granite, not epileptic) is soapy warm water. (Fairy liquid) Wipe down the surfaces (including the stove) with the soapy water and then dry with a tea towel. It works brilliantly. We used to use glass cleaner, but it didn't work as well and apparantly damages the surface. |
Re: Cleaning kitchen granite This is what I've done with mine for about fifteen years but I was scared stiff that if I said so, there might an outcry of "how unhygienic, how minimalistic, haven't you oldies ever heard of bacteria...?" Didn't want to start my new year with a guilty conscience. |
Re: Cleaning kitchen granite Well the Granite has stains from calk. I used a granite polish but its alot of work. I use sometimes dish washing liquid but not sure if it damages the granite Quote:
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Re: Cleaning kitchen granite Turps worked on mine. |
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Re: Cleaning kitchen granite http://www.englishforum.ch/picture.p...pictureid=3403 This is what I use to clean our benchtop granite and glaskeramik kochfeld. Its from the Migros. |
Re: Cleaning kitchen granite I also bought a special cleaner for granite. You cannot remove the calc build up with soap and the usual cleaners for calc (like Durgol) are NOT safe to use on stone. |
Cleaning Formula for Kitchen Granite Hi, There are hard water stains near the sink of our kitchen on the granite floor. I'm looking for a suitable and strong cleaning formula/liquid to remove them. If found this on Amazon but somehow it didn't work :/ (Maybe I didn't use it correctly): https://www.amazon.de/dp/B008VBC0YO Does anyone have a recommendation here? Something that worked for you? Much appreciated Thanks |
Re: Cleaning kitchen granite Vinegar. That's good with calc. |
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Re: Cleaning kitchen granite +1 on the vinegar, leave it there for a bit to solubilize the calc if it doesn't work immediately. You can dilute it and it should still work, only takes longer to react but you waste less, since it's the sink you can make a nice bath of vinegar and throw in the shower head or other stuff as well. |
Re: Cleaning kitchen granite Vinegar is acid & could dull your granite after a while. |
Re: Cleaning kitchen granite Believe it or not, if you have patience and a steady hand, a single edge razor blade will gently scrape away the calc. It's a surface thing for the most part, not embedded in the granite. Check out videos on YT. I've read you can try the finest grit sandpaper too, probably similar to the putzstein shown above. I've only done the blade and diluted durgol that was wiped on and off quickly and not allowed to sit. |
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