How Do You Remove Vinegar Stains From Granite Countertops?
Though granite is a very strong stone, it cannot stand up to the acidity of vinegar when exposed for extended lengths of time. Typically these “stains” are actually the surface being damaged or etched by the vinegar. In less severe cases, it is just the sealant that is removed, taking away the polished look. To fix this, it is necessary to polish the area and reapply the sealant. You Will Need: • Granite polish • Granite sealer • Soft cloths • Rubbing alcohol • Spray bottle • Rubber gloves Steps to Remove the Stain: • Begin by cleaning the countertop as normal and putting on rubber gloves to protect your skin from the cleaning products. • Apply the granite polish following the manufacturer’s instructions. • Buff with a clean, soft cloth to clean the area. • Once the countertop has been polished, the sealant can be applied to offer a layer of protection. • Mix a small amount of rubbing alcohol with water in the spray bottle. • Spray a small amount of the mixture onto the surface. • Rub
