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What liquids may cause damage to my granite kitchen or bathroom worktop?

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What liquids may cause damage to my granite kitchen or bathroom worktop?

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Granite is waterproof and highly durable but the surface sealer does need regular reapplication (see next section). All spilt liquids should be mopped up immediately. The most risk is from highly alkaline or acidic liquids (such as lemon juice or vinegar), oil based substances (such as butter and cooking oils – hot oil splattering from cooking pans around the cooker), wine, detergents and alcohol. Do not allow any build up of salt or detergent on your granite worktop. Granite worktops should not be brought into contact with strong acids or chemicals including paint stripper, brush cleaner, oven cleaner, nail varnish remover, degreasant or similar products.

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