Quartz

COMMON HOUSEHOLD SPILLS

Includes stains such as: food colouring, herbs and spices, red wine, mustard, coffee/tea, fruits, ink, markers, permanent markers, paint, print from supermarket bags.

INSTRUCTIONS

Clean the surface with either Method Daily Granite or alcohol, using a cloth or paper towel. Household alcohol wipes would also work. If the colour persists, place a paper towel on top of the area to be cleaned and pour enough household bleach on the paper towel to saturate the sheet. Let it sit for approximately 10 minutes before lifting the paper towel. If any colour remains underneath, continue the process. Once the spill has been completely absorbed and no colour remains, rinse the surface with a clean wet cloth or paper towel. (For permanent marker stains, you may need to let the cleaning product sit for up to 30 minutes.)

PRODUCTS

1. Caesarstone Surface Cleaning Wipes
2. Method Daily Granite
3. Alcohol

OIL (SYNTHETIC OR NATURAL) 

Includes stains such as: olive oil, canola oil, machine oils etc

INSTRUCTIONS

Apply a delicate cleaning product on the surface if necessary (soap and water often suffices) and allow it to sit for five minutes. Wipe clean with a damp cloth or paper towel and material disintegrates with ease.

PRODUCTS

1. Method Daily Granite.
2. Mild alcohol-based degreaser such as, Vim. Mix with 1 part Vim and 1 part water.

COSMETICS

Includes stains such as: hair shampoo, medical creams, make-up.

INSTRUCTIONS

Apply the cleaning product to a damp cloth or directly to the surface. After 3-5 minutes, wipe with a clean cloth.

PRODUCTS

1. Caesarstone Surface Cleaning Wipes
2. Method Daily Granite
3. Alcohol

METAL 

Includes marks such as: metal kitchen tools such as knives, metal pots, metal belt buckles

INSTRUCTIONS

Use a white latex eraser on the metal mark, as you would a pencil mark and simply wipe clean with a damp cloth. If necessary, use Method Daily Granite on site of the stain.

PRODUCTS

1. White latex eraser
2. Method Daily Granite

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