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Restoring Shine To Dull Stone Countertops

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Date: 10/23/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Advice | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do I return the shine to my dark silestone countertops? They always look dull after cleaning with soap and water which was recommended. They are only 2 years old.

Monica from New Braunfels, TX
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By Monica (Guest Post)
Thanks for all the suggestions. I will let you know which one works the best!

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By Carol in PA (Guest Post)
To me, it sounded like you had a soap residue left behind. Most products you need to rinse after you wash with them. Its just a thought.

I think you'll need to use the Silestone product mentioned in the other post. But I've always wondered if one could use RainEx on kitchen sinks and countertops. Its a product made for windshields on cars. It makes water bead up like it was waxed. Good luck

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By melody_yesterday (646) Profile Blog! Contact
i do not know for sure but I wonder if mineral oil will do the trick ...

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By Red Neck (Guest Post)
Silestone recommends "Countertop Magic" which cleans and polishes countertops. But you might only have a water mineral deposit problem. Vinegar usually helps remove that.

Posted on 10/23/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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