Congratulations!
Have you already made an investment in granite kitchen countertops, let me congratulate you. If you haven’t done it yet, we are here for the granite sale in San Miguel. Natural stone can provide years of beauty when cared for properly, and following some simple precautions, care instructions and some useful advice on the care of stones. Natural stone has been formed for millions of years, but inadequate care can ruin the beauty of nature, that’s why we recommend sealing your marble and granite.
For information on sealing, color improvement and other special considerations, we are at your service in COCINAS DE GRANITO in Querétaro, the best choice for granite sale in San Miguel.
Cleaning procedures and recommendations.
The granite sale in San Miguel is my bussines, but It is important to keep the granite countertops for kitchen always free of dust and dirt because this will minimize the scratches and wear patterns that may develop each day when using marble and granite. Regularly remove dust on all decks, kitchens, marble granite and quartz baths to remove loose dirt and dust. Clean your granite plates regularly with warm water and a clean, non-abrasive cloth.
The use of a neutral cleaner will help to eliminate the dirt that leaves the normal dust and wet deposition. We recommend professional marbles and granites cleaners. Do not use general purpose cleaners as this could damage your stone or applied sealant. Do not use products that contain lemon, vinegar or other acids, as they can damage the surface of your kitchen granite bars and your enamel. Do not use powders or scrubbing creams: these products contain abrasives that can scratch the surface.
Granite sale in San Miguel
Bars and countertops of Granite and Marble
Use professional cleaners for Bars and countertops of Granite and Marble with regularity to eliminate the residues of cooking oils and the spills of daily foods. Many common foods and beverages contain acids that can attack or attenuate the surface of the stone. Also some common toiletries (perfume, toothpaste, mouthwash) contain acids and other ingredients that can damage the surface of the stone or degrade the sealer.
Bath or other wet areas
The periodic use of a marble and granite cleaner, will remove soap residue or hard water deposits that may have formed. In the bathroom or other wet areas, using a rubber water squeegee, after each use, can minimize the build-up of soap deposits or hard water on countertops.
What to do when a spill occurs.
No matter how careful it is, spills will happen. Engraving marks: substances that are highly acidic, such as orange juice, vinegar, wine, tomato products, mustard and many Refreshments will record most of the marbles, limestones and travertines, whether the stone is sealed or not. In addition, cleaners not designed specifically for natural stone can damage the polish, discolor the surface, scratch the stone or degrade the sealant. Professional finishing is the best way to permanently remove etching marks and restore the uniform finish of your natural stone.
Food Drills – Collect food with a plastic spoon. Dry with a dry cloth. Spray the area with specific product for care of marble and granite. Clean with a cloth. Liquid spills: wipe off the excess with a clean, dry white cloth, turning it over frequently. Spray the area with specific product for care of marble and granite. Dry with a clean cloth.
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What you should, and should not do, for the marble, Quartz and granite countertops
Use cup holders under the glasses, especially if they contain alcohol or citrus juice. Use placemats under hot plates or cooking utensils. Place a small carpet or carpet at each entrance to trap dirt and sand from normal traffic. Clean countertops, island, dressers and floors frequently. Wipe spills immediately to minimize permanent damage to the stone. Clean surfaces with clean water and then dry them with a clean cloth. Do not use vinegar, bleach, ammonia or other general purpose cleaners. Do not use abrasive cleansers such as dry cleansers or mild cleansers. Do not use alkaline cleaners that are not specifically formulated for natural stone.
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