Porcelain Surfaces
Care & Maintenance

Daily Cleaning

For daily cleaning, a damp microfiber cloth is enough. For regular cleaning, we suggest using a neutral liquid detergent with a soft sponge or a microfiber cloth.

More Intensive Cleaning

Persistent stains can be removed with a slightly abrasive sponge; if necessary, use a specially formulated stain remover (see table). Do not use steel wool pads, because these would leave metal traces that would then have to cleaned again.

Precautions

Remove any spills of staining liquids (like coffee, tea, red wine), caustic substances (such as oven cleaner), acids and colorants as soon as possible and rinse with water.

Regarding porcelain countertops, you can place hot pans directly on these surfaces, although we recommend the use of trivets to protect the surface over time. Ceramic knives can damage porcelain; so we advise that cutting boards be used. Avoid impacts with corners and edges.

Cleaning Agents

Cleaning agents referenced in the table below include:

• Alkaline Detergent:
  • Degreasing agents in general
  • Ammoniac
• Acid Detergent:
  • Descaler
  • Pickling agent for removing cement residue
• Solvents:
  • White spirit
  • Nitro diluent
  • Alcohol
  • Acetone and similar products
• Cream or Powder Detergent:
  • Products for cleaning hard surfaces
• Neutral Detergent:
  • Generic pH-neutral cleaning product

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