Cleaning the Bodies of Wooden Kitchen Products
Wooden doors should always be maintained with a soft cloth, and a microfiber cloth can be used. To clean stubborn dirt, it should be cleaned with a soft brush or sponge with liquid detergent or glass cleaner. At the same time,
wooden kitchen countertops should be cleaned in the same way. To prevent stains from spreading and to maintain their shine, all marks are completely removed with a dry cloth with detergent. Wooden kitchen countertops and bodies are highly resistant to water leaks and moisture. Polyurethane adhesives, which show high resistance to water and heat, are used on the edges of the tabletops. Bodies and their interiors should always be cleaned using soft cloths.
Granite and Quartz Countertops
Granite countertop models and designs, due to their dense, compact structural properties, always provide resistance against accidents, wear, breakage, and impacts. Regular maintenance with mild detergent should be applied to granite countertops and wooden kitchen countertops. When stains occur, they should be wiped off as quickly as possible without losing time. Otherwise, they absorb stains within an average of 2-3 weeks. Absorbed stains cannot be removed from polished surfaces. Another point to be careful about is to absolutely not leave citric acid, citrus fruits, tomatoes, etc., or other fruits on the countertops. When they interact with the countertops, they will remove the original polish.
