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For routine cleaning, use a microfiber or soft cloth. In the case of stubborn stains, use a mild non-abrasive detergent, glass cleaner, or a solution of rubbing alcohol (20%) and water (80%). Then rinse well and dry with a soft cloth to avoid streaking and dullness.
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For the cleaning of lacquered doors, use a microfiber cloth or a solution of mild detergent (1% ) and water (99%) and dry immediately with a soft cloth.
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For the cleaning of lacquered doors, use a microfiber cloth or a solution of mild detergent (1% ) and water (99%) and dry immediately with a soft cloth.
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To clean wooden doors, use a microfiber cloth moistened with water. Alternatively, use a solution of water and mild detergent, taking care to rinse well and dry the surface with a soft cloth.
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SPECIAL MAINTENANCE:
After removing the protective film, the surface is particularly sensitive to scratches and presents electrostatic phenomena: to increase scratch resistance and solve the problem of electrostatics permanently, it is necessary to operate in the following way:
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE:
For daily cleaning of wooden doors, use a microfiber cloth or a cloth dampened with water. Alternatively, use a solution of water and alcohol or water and mild detergent, taking care to rinse well and dry the surface with a soft cloth.
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For routine cleaning, use a microfiber or soft cloth. In the case of stubborn stains, use a mild non-abrasive detergent or glass cleaner. Rinse well and dry with a soft cloth to avoid streaking and dullness.
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For routine cleaning, use a soft or microfiber cloth dampened with warm water. In the case of stubborn stains, use non-alkaline detergents and disinfectants.
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For routine cleaning, use a microfiber or soft cloth. In the case of stubborn stains, use a mild detergent or non-abrasive glass cleaner. Then rinse well and dry with a soft cloth to avoid streaking and dullness. Do not ever let water sit, instead dry it immediately with the utmost care to prevent leakage that could cause irreparable damage.
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Stainless steel should be cleaned with a sponge dampened with water and a mild detergent. Always rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft or microfiber cloth. For water stains, use only specific products for stainless steel , following the instructions on the product label. In the case of stubborn stains, use a sponge dampened with white vinegar. For limestone or hot grease, use warm white vinegar or rubbing alcohol, then rinse and dry thoroughly with a soft cloth. During cleaning operations, always take care to follow the direction of the satin finish of the steel. At the joints of the countertop, that is, at the stove, sink and between the countertop and the wall, avoid allowing water to sit by drying it immediately with the utmost care to prevent leakage that could cause irreparable damage.
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Solidsurface is a non-porous material that provides a high degree of hygiene and is therefore suitable for contact with food and easy to clean. Its natural beauty can be maintained simply by regular cleaning.
For routine cleaning, use a microfiber cloth or a damp cloth and a mild detergent. In the case of stubborn stains, kitchen sponges can be used, even on the abrasive side. Instead use bleach or products containing bleach moderately. Denatured alcohol may leave streaks. The countertop is highly resistant to heat and overheating, but it is strongly recommended to avoid thermal shock, always putting thermal barriers (e.g. trivets) between the hot pans and surfaces. The countertop is also very resistant to abrasions and scratches, however, to maintain its original lustre and quality, the use of cutting boards is always recommended.
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The granite countertop has a structure that is highly resistant to abrasion and impact stresses. It has also been adequately treated with specific water repellents, however, this does not guarantee total protection, but rather delays the absorption of liquids. After each use, especially around the sink and stove, clean it thoroughly with water or a mild detergent, then wipe with a soft cloth. For a more intense cleaning, steel wool can be used without any problems. Stains should be removed immediately: any streaks, however, tend to disappear by absorption with time.
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The particular composition of these countertops requires greater attention when using them and special care to maintain them. The countertops are adequately treated with specific water repellents which, however, do not guarantee complete protection, but simply delays the absorption of liquids. Cleaning of the countertop should only ever be done with water. After each use, especially around the sink and stove, clean thoroughly with water or a mild detergent, then wipe with a soft cloth. Once a year, the countertop should be treated with an appropriate water repellent, which should be spread evenly with a brush.
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When cleaning, it is recommended to use a damp sponge with soap and water or a mild detergent. Always rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft or microfiber cloth. For water stains, use only specific products for stainless steel, following the instructions on the product label. For limestone or hot grease, use warm white vinegar or rubbing alcohol, then rinse and dry thoroughly with a soft cloth. During cleaning operations, always take care to follow the direction of the satin finish of the steel.
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Sinks in fragranite are produced using a combination of acrylic resin with quartz/silica. For routine cleaning, use mild detergent and warm water. Then wipe the surface in a circular motion with a soft clean cloth. For stubborn stains, use a sponge soaked in alcohol. If there are traces of limestone, they can be removed with special cleansers that are commercially available. If the bottom of the sink is particularly dirty, it is advisable to pour hot water in to a height of 5/6 cm and add two tablespoons of dishwasher detergent. Allow the solution to soak from one to four hours depending on the amount of dirt. Then rinse well using a slightly abrasive sponge.
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