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Greetings! Your kitchen must be one of the busiest areas in your home.

With all the cooking and eating, it’s no wonder that your granite countertops can get a bit greasy! Don’t worry; we’ve got the perfect solution for you.

Here’s how to remove stains from your granite surfaces and keep them looking as good as new.

STRUGGLING TO CLEAN GRANITE SURFACES?

Are you having trouble keeping your granite countertops clean?

They’re a valuable asset that can brighten up your kitchen, but since natural stone is porous, it can be more delicate than synthetics.

This means that moisture can seep in and cause discoloration if the sealant wears down, such as from an accidental coffee cup ring or residue from cooking oil.

YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT GRANITE PROBLEMS

It’s essential to be familiar with the two main issues associated with granite: staining and etching.

To ensure optimal care for your granite, it’s necessary to understand the difference between the two. Etching results from acidic or alkaline substances coming into contact with the stone, typically producing a lighter discoloration. On the other hand, when a foreign substance is absorbed into the stone’s pores, staining occurs and is usually darker in appearance compared to etching.

Are you struggling to get stains out of your granite countertops?

We want to make it easy for you to keep your granite and stone surfaces looking beautiful with our Winkle Granite Cleaner!

Our formula is designed to protect and maintain your stone surfaces for years and is perfect for safely removing all kinds of stains, ranging from food and coffee to red wine, ink, mildew, and oil. Plus, you don’t even need to scrub – it will lift and absorb the stain from the stone without any extra effort. It’s excellent on granite, marble, limestone, slate, travertine, terra cotta, soapstone, flagstone, concrete, and all other types of stone.

Get Rid of Any Stain in 5 Minutes or Less!

Here’s how to use Winkle Granite Cleaner for easy stain removal! First, clean the stained area.

Then, spread a generous layer of Winkle Granite Cleaner over the entire stain.

Let it sit for a full day until it’s scorched.

Once it is, gently scrape away the dried paste with a plastic scraper.

Finally, give the area another clean to make sure it’s spotless.

Don’t worry about stubborn stains; they may take a few cycles. Remember that the stone might look slightly darker for a couple of days due to water absorption, but it’ll be back to standard color within 24-48 hours. Keeping your stone countertops has never been simpler – use Winkle Granite Cleaner; it’s easy to use and doesn’t contain any bleach.

So what are you waiting for? Get going and have fun cooking in the kitchen!