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Sinks made from granite are often covered with a sealant that protects the natural stone and materials from scratches and erosion. When cleaning a granite sink, you must use a gentle cleaning solution that will not affect the sealant or cause discoloration. To remove tough stains outside regular cleaning, you must treat the stain using a powdered whiting product and hydrogen peroxide, which will absorb the stain directly from the granite. Continue reading this article to learn about the exact methods for cleaning and treating tough stains on your granite sink. | Sinks made from granite are often covered with a sealant that protects the natural stone and materials from scratches and erosion. When cleaning a granite sink, you must use a gentle cleaning solution that will not affect the sealant or cause discoloration. To remove tough stains outside regular cleaning, you must treat the stain using a powdered whiting product and hydrogen peroxide, which will absorb the stain directly from the granite. Continue reading this article to learn about the exact methods for cleaning and treating tough stains on your granite sink. | ||
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#* Continue to repeat the paste treatment if the stain has not been removed from your granite sink after the first try. | #* Continue to repeat the paste treatment if the stain has not been removed from your granite sink after the first try. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
