Frequently Asked Questions
Simply use warm soapy water and a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge. Avoid using plant oil-based soaps, as they may leave a residue on the surface.
Yes, most standard household cleaners work well—just make sure they’re non-abrasive and not highly acidic or alkaline. Avoid bleach, oven cleaners, and harsh solvents.
Wipe up spills immediately using a clean, dry cloth—especially around seams or edges—to prevent water damage or swelling.
Laminate countertops are heat-resistant to a degree, but do not place hot pots, pans, or appliances directly on the surface. Always use a trivet or heat pad to prevent damage.
Use a non-abrasive cleaner like CIF Cream or a diluted vinegar solution. For dried spills, rehydrate the area with a damp cloth, then clean and dry thoroughly.
Yes, darker surfaces can highlight fingerprints, water spots, and cleaning streaks. Use non-cream-based cleaners and wipe with a soft, dry cloth for best results.
No. Always use a cutting board. Direct contact with knives or sharp tools can leave permanent marks or scratches.
For metal marks, gently use a soft latex eraser. For rust, apply a small amount of Barkeeper’s Friend® or oxalic acid solution with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive pads.
Yes, but care is needed. Keep edges and seams dry, and avoid letting water pool for long periods to prevent swelling or delamination.
No sealing is necessary. The nonporous surface is built to resist stains and moisture, making maintenance easy and sealing unnecessary.