Cleaning Recommendations for Laminate Products:

Use a damp cloth or sponge to clean the surface, along with a mild soap or detergent. Finally, rinse the entire surface with warm water and wipe it dry.  

For tougher stains, such as coffee or tea, mix a mild household cleaner with baking soda to form a smooth paste. Use a stiff nylon brush to scrub the affected area (approximately 15–20 strokes). Avoid excessive scrubbing to prevent damage to the surface finish.  

For stubborn stains that cannot be removed by the above methods, use a concentrated household bleach or nail polish remover. Soak a cotton ball in bleach or nail polish remover and gently rub the stain for 2 minutes. Rinse the entire surface with warm water and dry it with a soft cloth. If the stain fades and the laminate surface remains unaffected, these steps can be repeated.  

Warning:

Prolonged contact with bleach can cause discoloration of laminate surfaces. Therefore, always rinse the surface thoroughly after cleaning. If not rinsed, even small amounts of residual cleaner left on the laminate surface can cause damage. Dry residue may not be visible, but moisture from beverage containers can reactivate it, leading to permanent stains or damage.  

Placing baking pans or other heating appliances (such as electric skillets) directly on the surface can damage its appearance. Always use trivets or metal stands.  

Precautions:

Do not use acidic or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the laminate surface. Alkaline drain cleaners can cause permanent damage. If such cleaners spill onto the surface, clean them immediately and rinse thoroughly with water multiple times.  

Dyes from hair, fabrics, and food can cause permanent stains. If such liquids spill onto the surface, clean them immediately using dish soap or an all-purpose cleaner.  

Do not use oven cleaners directly on unprotected countertops. Immediately remove any residue and rinse thoroughly with water multiple times.  

Rust removers contain harsh chemicals that can cause rapid and permanent damage. If rust remover residue is left on the surface, clean it immediately with soda water and rinse thoroughly with water multiple times.  

Steel wool or other highly abrasive tools can damage the laminate surface. Do not use these tools for cleaning. Avoid leaving steel wool on the surface, as it can cause corrosion and staining.