How Do You Remove Oil Stains From Granite Countertops?
Oil stains on granite surfaces may seem to be a real problem, but they are not. It is true that granite counters are porous and that this allows stains to hide within the pores, but do not fret. Creating a poultice will help to draw the stain out of the granite’s pores. Usually you can avoid the need for professional help by using a homemade poultice to draw the stain out of the granite’s pores. Step 1 Clean the stained area with warm water and a made-for-stone soap. Step 2 Dab the area dry. Step 3 Moisten the stained area with distilled water. Step 4 Combine the flour and ammonia in a bowl. Mix them until a peanut butter consistency is formed. Step 5 Apply the mixture ¼ inch thick over the oil stain, overlapping the stain by at least ¼ inch. Step 6 Tape a plastic sandwich bag over the mixture. Allow the mixture to set over the stain for 24 hours. Step 7 Remove the plastic bag and tape. Lightly touch the mixture to verify it is dry. If it is not, then let it air dry uncovered for a few
