Please follow the steps below to enjoy the beauty & durability of Monosol Surface for a lifetime.
Regular Cleaning
Monosol Surface is resistant to most stains including wine, lemon juice, tea, coffee, fruits and vegetables. Normal cleaning only requires the use of a damp cloth and a mild household detergent. For best results, clean spills as soon as possible.
Stains & Spills
While Monosol Surface is stain-resistant, some stains might be more difficult to remove than others. For tough stains, mild non-abrasive cleansers are a good solution to restoring your countertop surface to it's original appearance.
- For dried spills, a non-abrasive scrub pad can be used. Rinse thoroughly and wipe with a damp cloth to remove all residue.
Dark Colors and Honed Finishes
Honed finishes require more frequent cleaning to maintain their appearance. Metal marks, fingerprints and other signs of daily wear will be more apparent. The removal of visible marks such as these can be easily performed using a non-abrasive pad and any of the recommended cleaning products listed on this page.
Monosol Surface is not Indestructible!
Monosol Surface is one of the toughest countertop surfaces available, but there are a few things that can damage it. Avoid contact with harsh chemicals or solvents, especially those containing trichloroethane or methylene chloride, found in car batteries, furniture strippers, oven cleaners, as well as products containing bleach. These substances can cause permanent discoloration and surface damage. In the event any of these agents come in contact with the surface, wipe immediately, rinse with water, and then clean with vinegar- based cleaner. If stain persists, contact the supplier/installer of your Monosol Surface.