6 Natural Ways to Clean Your Stained Quartz
Most homeowners expect their countertops to be stain-resistant, which is why they are shocked and upset when a stain does appear. If soap and water are no longer the best solutions for cleaning your quartz countertops, it may be time to try something new. Let's explore some ways to remove those hard-to-remove stains.
Use Alcohol to remove ink stains
Lemon juice and baking soda to remove rust spots
Peroxide and Baking soda are good to help with yellowing
Vinegar and baking soda for hard water stains
Sparkling water for wine stains.
Baking soda and water for oil stains
You may have these ingredients in your kitchen already. They are all-natural and naturally abrasive to help with the most stressful staining disaster.
Make sure to dilute the vinegar. For example, 1 tsp vinegar to 1 tsp water and adjust accordingly.
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