How to Clean Porcelain Countertops the Right Way
Porcelain countertops are one of the most popular choices for modern kitchens and bathrooms. They are durable, stylish and resistant to heat and stains. But they still need the right care to keep looking their best.
Why porcelain needs its own care
Porcelain is not quartz, and it is not natural stone. Each surface reacts differently to cleaning products. A multi-purpose cleaner treats every surface the same, and over time that can leave streaks, dull the finish or build up residue.
A simple daily routine
1. Wipe up spills as soon as they happen, especially coffee, wine, oil and citrus.
2. Clean the surface daily with a cleaner made for porcelain, and a soft microfiber cloth.
3. Dry the surface to avoid water marks.
What to avoid
• Abrasive pads and scouring powders, which can scratch or dull the finish.
• Harsh chemicals not designed for your surface.
• Leaving spills to sit for hours.
When marks appear
Light marks and stains can build up even with daily care. A restorer made for porcelain helps remove them, and a polish helps bring back the shine and protect the finish.
The BelCare approach
BelCare Porcelain is a three-step system designed specifically for porcelain countertops and surfaces:
• Daily Cleaner: removes everyday dirt and residue for a streak-free clean.
• Daily Restorer: helps remove stains, marks and surface imperfections.
• Daily Polish: enhances shine and helps maintain the surface's finish.
Food safe when used as directed, so you can use it with confidence where you prepare your meals.
Always read and follow the directions on the product label.
Find the Porcelain Complete Treatment Kit at mybelcare.com.
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