Stone is made of natural
minerals that may react adversely to cleaning chemicals
and acids not intended for stone care use. Particular
varieties of natural stone consist mainly of calcium
carbonate and are extremely sensitive to acid
(limestone & marble). This is the
reason why fruit juices, wine and harsh chemicals must
be removed from the surface of the stone immediately.
Do's
- Do
dust surfaces frequently.
- Do
clean surfaces with specially formulated
granite cleaner.
- Do
thoroughly rinse and dry the
surface after washing.
- Do
blot up spills immediately.
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Don'ts
- Don't use vinegar, lemon juice or
other cleaners containing acids.
- Don't use cleaners that contain acid
such as bathroom cleaners, grout
cleaners or tub & tile cleaners.
- Don't use abrasive cleaners such as
dry cleansers or soft cleansers.
- Don't mix bleach and ammonia; this
combination creates a toxic and lethal
gas.
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The following items can damage stone surfaces:
Soda, juice, alcoholic beverages, ketchup, mustard,
vinegar, rock salt, sand, shaving cream, perfume/
cologne, polish remover, dishwashing soap, hair perm
chemicals, household cleaning products and any fluid
that contains an acid or alkali. |
