Care and Maintenance
Bleach should be used only when the countertop manufacturer approves the concentration, contact time, and rinsing procedure.
Bleach can discolor quartz, damage sealers, lighten wood, corrode metal, and alter some solid-surface or laminate finishes. Natural stone may also react to high-pH chemistry. Never mix bleach with ammonia, acids, or other cleaners. A milder approved disinfectant is often safer for routine use.
Care and Maintenance
Abrasive countertop cleaners can permanently change gloss and should be used only on materials specifically designed for them.
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Countertop disinfectants must be compatible with the surface and used according to required concentration, contact time, and rinsing instructions.
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Vinegar is unsafe for acid-sensitive stone and concrete and should not be treated as a universal countertop cleaner.
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