What products to avoid in protecting porcelain?

Do not use hydrofluoric acid or materials containing it. Avoid products containing oils as they may leave a residue. You should rinse all products thoroughly. If the surface comes into contact with any products that might damage it, rinse immediately with plenty of water. Check each cleaning product on an inconspicuous area first to ensure it doesn’t damage the surface. Which cleaning products are suitable for porcelain?

Are Porcelain surfaces hygienic?

Your surface is engineered to be highly nonporous; as such, it is non-absorbent and does not host bacteria, mould, or mildew. As a result, it remains safe and fresh for ultimate cleanliness.

Which cleaning products are suitable for porcelain?

Use your regular home cleaning products and check the product first by applying it to an inconspicuous area on the surface. It’s best to avoid using the same cloth you use for washing dishes, as it may transfer oils and other contaminants to your surface.

Cleaning for Porcelain finishes

Honed and Ultra Rough finishes are more prone to metal marks, fingerprints, and other signs of daily use, which can easily be removed with non-abrasive cleaning products.

Easy to care,
simple to maintain

We produce surfaces that are incredibly durable and nonporous, so they’re virtually maintenance-free. For daily routine care, just follow the simple tips below to benefit from timeless performance and appearance.

Keep your surface safe

Simple Cleaning
A splash of warm soapy water will do (avoid plant oil soaps).
Removing Stains
Gently rub with an approved cleaner and rinse.
Cleaning Products
Use your regular home cleaning products.
Preventing Patina
Wipe away any liquid spills and splashes, to keep your surface dry always.
Caring for Dark Surfaces
Patina and stains may be more noticeable. Cream-coloured cleaning products are not recommended.
Avoiding Scratches
Always use a cutting board and clear away sharp objects.
Chemicals
Prolonged exposure may damage the surface. Chemicals with high or low pH levels should be used with caution.
Intact surface
Avoid hard knocks on exposed areas, particularly on edges.