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cleaning formica counter tops
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Posted by doosey_2009 (My Page) on Wed, Nov 11, 09 at 13:45
| I have black and white textured formica counter tops. Over the years they have gotten to feel sticky to the touch. I have tried numerous cleaning solutions but have not been able to resolve this. They look clean but always feel sticky when you touch them. Any suggestions? |
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RE: cleaning formica counter tops
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If it's textured you have to get in the grooves which you can't do with a cloth. Pour some dish soap on a nail brush or other soft or nylon bristled brush and scrub in a circular motion. Then rinse well You can protect from stains with a coating of gel gloss wax |
RE: cleaning formica counter tops
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| Once you get the formica clean, you can protect it and give it a sheen with a coating of car paste wax. Did that for years with my 1957- built- kitchen counters. Apply the wax, let it dry to a haze, then buff with a soft clean cloth. |
RE: cleaning formica counter tops
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| The cleaning solution you use should have a degreaser in it. Use something like Fireball or Greased Lightening not the "ordinary" cleaners off of the grocery store shelves. Go to Home Depot or a hardware store. If your counter has texture use a soft scrub brush instead of a sponge/cloth. Grease build up on plastics that is difficult to remove, is caused by frying. You may want to consider getting a filter fan. |
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