Help with kitchen counter tops

RE: Help with kitchen counter tops Post By (Guest Post) (09/17/2007) Magic Eraser by Mr. Kleen RE: Help with kitchen counter tops Post By Enter your nameDonald (Guest Post) (03/18/2007) For food stains(organic stain) we use 1 scoop of Oxi-Clean in 1 qt. of water. This is also great to really shine up stainless steel sinks. Use your dish brush to scrub. RE: burn mark off of a formica counter Post By gerry (Guest Post) (05/20/2006) how do I get a burn mark off of a formica counter? Editor's Note: Try some Barkeeper's Friend. It is in the supermarket near the Comet and sink cleansers. RE: Help with kitchen counter tops Post By Tawnda (Guest Post) (05/07/2004) Simple Green or the new Clorox Clean-up RE: Help with kitchen counter tops Post by ThriftyFun (3898) | (04/17/2004) Profile | Blog! | Contact We have made a new request for PJ Mace at: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf570584.tip.html RE: Help with bathroom counter top Post By PJ Mace (Guest Post) (04/17/2004) My bathroom counter top is an awful mustard color and I would like to change it, Is there anyway I can do this without going to the expense of buying a new counter? Would like to do a faux marble. RE: Help with kitchen counter tops | (02/12/2001) Try using a dampened bar of Lava hand soap on the stains on your Formica counter top. Submitted by a reader. RE: Help with kitchen counter tops | (12/15/2000) For the person looking for counter top cleaner, a friend gave me something that is similar to Ajax, it is called Barkeepers Friend. It took marker off a wood/glass coffee table. It works wonders! Sharon RE: Help with kitchen counter tops | (12/12/2000) If possible, I would ask the landlord to put in new counters. If refused, what about painting the counters, with the landlord's permission, of course. A good paint store or Home Depot type store should be able to make good suggestions. Lynn RE: Help with kitchen counter tops Post by moonlightwriter (1) | (12/12/2000) Contact I use a product by Melauleuca called "Sol-u-mel"...it is a wonder product! Just dab it on a cotton ball and spead it on the stain...let it sit, then scrub with SOS pad. I believe you can visit the Melaleuca site on the net to see about ordering it...or perhaps one of your friends is a distributor and could order it for you! RE: Help with kitchen counter tops Post by mom2dkb (4) | (12/11/2000) Contact I have used good old BAKING SODA and a damp sponge or also the liquid electric dishwasher detergent. Preferable liquid cascade brand for great results as I have all white counters cleaning counter tops Post by calmbrez (3) | (12/10/2000) Contact Go to your local paper products/janitorial place and get some ringo if they have it. Don't leave it on for more than 2 minutes. But it will work. Kitchen Counter tops Post by taz4taz4 (1) | (12/10/2000) Contact I swear by BARKEEPERS FRIEND. That's what we used to clean the counters in a bar I worked years ago. I sill use it in my own home all the time. I wouldn't be without it. You can buy it in any grocery store. Good Luck. taz4taz4 stained counters | (12/10/2000) I use the bleach trick also, but on occasion that doesn't work. Then I take some liquid dishwasher detergent, any will do, and rub that on always works. dirty counters Post by marbles (1) | (12/10/2000) Contact Try a product called Zud. You can usually pick it up at a home improvement store, or Wal-Mart. It is very reasonable, and I have found it to work where other products haven't. Good luck Stained Counter Tops | (12/10/2000) I always use straight Clorox>> open windows leave on for about 10 minutes, if needed apply again. Haven't had a stain it hasn't taken off yet. Lotsa Luck, DLB Stained counteer Post by ajdutchtown (10) | (12/09/2000) Contact I have used Soft Scrub with good results. Are you sure it isn't a burn mark? Stained counter Post by wycamanda (4) | (12/09/2000) Contact I have used Lysol Plus Bleach All Purpose Cleaner for many stains on my counters, and have had very good luck getting them out.Good Luck. Kitchen Counter Tops Post by Bairbre328 (1) | (12/09/2000) Contact I would try either just some water softener (Calgon) in warm water which is an excellent cleaning solution -- or -- a mixture of 1 part water, 1 part hydrogen peroxide, 1 part liquid Tide, another good stain cleaner.