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Quartz worktop and removing wine stains

david4791 · 2011-11-16 20:51:19

Hello, I recently purchased a quartz worktop for kitchen, I was told by the supplier it was non porous, however I have some wine stains now which won't shift. How to I rid stains without marking the quartz?

16-11-2011 09:51PM

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david4791

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Hello,
I recently purchased a quartz worktop for kitchen, I was told by the supplier it was non porous, however I have some wine stains now which won't shift. How to I rid stains without marking the quartz?

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#2 13-07-2012 01:10PM

zxcvb

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I also have a Quartz Beige coloured worktop installed over a year and it started to stain, I tried a lot of cleaning agents and nothing appeared to work. I also had 2 heat stains where a hot saucepan was left on the counter top. The only thing that worked in the end was baking soda and a toothbrush; it took all satins out, even the heat stains to my surprise.
I would use a soft nylon brush and baking soda on tough stains and a soft cloth with baking soda on the rest.

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