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CLR Stain On Counter Top

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Date: 09/05/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Kitchen | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I mistakenly spilled a little CLR on my dark blue laminate counter top. I was using the CLR to clean an item in the kitchen sink and didn't realize some had splattered on the counter. It looks like it has lightly bleached the color out. I have tried Gel-gloss and Orange Glo and nothing has worked, including a magic eraser. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Pat from Ajax, ON
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By Sharon (Guest Post)
Perhaps try saturating the "bleached" spot with cooking oil OR try Armoral. I imagine you would need to periodically reapply both of these products.

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