Things You'll Need
Commercial all-purpose household cleaner
Clean dishrag
Clean dishtowel
Multi-purpose furniture polish
Clean terrycloth towel
Known for their irrefutable durability and diverse styles, Silestone surfaces outlast most interior surfaces. Silestone is composed mainly of natural quartz, which is nonporous and extremely hard. Silestone, like all surfaces, inevitably accumulates residue and grime fragments that dull its sheen. Fortunately, Silestone does not require sealers to restore its luster. Simply cleaning Silestone regularly preserves its shiny, luxurious appearance for many decades and protects the surface from damage. You can quickly make drab Silestone shiny again using simple techniques.
Step 1
Spray a commercial all-purpose household cleaner liberally onto the Silestone surface. Always use mild cleaners on Silestone.
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Step 2
Saturate a clean dishrag with clean, warm water. Wipe the wet dishrag over the Silestone surface to remove grime, stains and residue. Rinse the dishrag frequently in warm, flowing water to prevent spreading the grime back across the Silestone.
Step 3
Dry the Silestone thoroughly with a clean dishtowel.
Step 4
Examine the Silestone for luster. Spray multi-purpose furniture polish liberally over the Silestone if the surface remains slightly dull.
Step 5
Buff the Silestone with a clean terrycloth towel until the surface gleams. Wipe up all of the furniture polish.
Tip
Substitute a combination of 1 tsp. dish soap and 1 gallon warm water for the commercial all-purpose household cleaner.
Warning
Harsh solvents and chemicals including products containing methylene chloride or trichlorethane permanently damage Silestone surfaces.
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