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On how hydrogen peroxide cleans quartz stone countertops
When it comes to cleaning quartz stone countertops, hydrogen peroxide is actually a useful agent. Quartz stone countertops are dense and strong, but they will inevitably be stained in daily use. They need to be properly cleaned to ensure their beauty and durability.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidation and has a unique effect on cleaning quartz stone countertops stains. In case of oil stains, it can use the power of oxidation to decompose oil molecules into small molecules that are easily soluble in water, which is easy to wipe and remove. And the products of hydrogen peroxide decomposition are water and oxygen, which are not at risk of pollution, environmentally friendly and harmless, and suitable for household cleaning.
However, when using, there are also many details. First, the concentration should be appropriate. Excessive concentration of hydrogen peroxide may cause discoloration and corrosion of the countertop, damaging its surface luster, so it should be diluted to a moderate concentration, generally 3% - 5% is appropriate. Secondly, the method of use should be appropriate. The diluted hydrogen peroxide solution can be sprayed on the stain of the quartz stone countertop, wait a moment, so that the hydrogen peroxide can fully react with the stain, then gently wipe it with a soft damp cloth, and then rinse it off with water to remove the residue.
In addition, the cleaning process should be careful to avoid hydrogen peroxide contact with the skin and eyes to prevent burns. If inadvertent contact, rinse with plenty of water quickly and seek medical attention if necessary. Furthermore, although hydrogen peroxide has a good cleaning effect, not all stains are suitable. In case of special stains, such as pigments, inks, etc., or with other special cleaners.
In short, the rational use of hydrogen peroxide and the correct method can effectively clean the quartz stone countertop, so that it is always as clean as new.
When it comes to cleaning quartz stone countertops, hydrogen peroxide is actually a useful agent. Quartz stone countertops are dense and strong, but they will inevitably be stained in daily use. They need to be properly cleaned to ensure their beauty and durability.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidation and has a unique effect on cleaning quartz stone countertops stains. In case of oil stains, it can use the power of oxidation to decompose oil molecules into small molecules that are easily soluble in water, which is easy to wipe and remove. And the products of hydrogen peroxide decomposition are water and oxygen, which are not at risk of pollution, environmentally friendly and harmless, and suitable for household cleaning.
However, when using, there are also many details. First, the concentration should be appropriate. Excessive concentration of hydrogen peroxide may cause discoloration and corrosion of the countertop, damaging its surface luster, so it should be diluted to a moderate concentration, generally 3% - 5% is appropriate. Secondly, the method of use should be appropriate. The diluted hydrogen peroxide solution can be sprayed on the stain of the quartz stone countertop, wait a moment, so that the hydrogen peroxide can fully react with the stain, then gently wipe it with a soft damp cloth, and then rinse it off with water to remove the residue.
In addition, the cleaning process should be careful to avoid hydrogen peroxide contact with the skin and eyes to prevent burns. If inadvertent contact, rinse with plenty of water quickly and seek medical attention if necessary. Furthermore, although hydrogen peroxide has a good cleaning effect, not all stains are suitable. In case of special stains, such as pigments, inks, etc., or with other special cleaners.
In short, the rational use of hydrogen peroxide and the correct method can effectively clean the quartz stone countertop, so that it is always as clean as new.
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