Pine-Sol cleans all kinds of counter tops and surfaces while disinfecting. Dilute ¼ cup of Pine-Sol® in one gallon of warm water. Or for everyday mess control, keep the Pine-Sol® mixture in a spray bottle for quick cleaning spritzes. Scrub crevices in counters with grout with an old toothbrush.

Is Pine-Sol safe for Stone?

Pine-Sol should NEVER be used on natural stone. The acidic compound of Pine-Sol will eventually dull and etch the stone.

What should you not put on a granite countertop?

Rock Doctor suggests that you avoid the following on your granite countertops:

  • Ammonia.
  • Bleach.
  • Vinegar.
  • Grout cleaners.
  • Bath tile cleaners.
  • Orange, lemon, or other citrus cleaners.
  • Glass cleaners.
  • Hydrogen peroxide.

Is it safe to use Pine Sol cleaner on other surfaces?

Pine-Sol ® Cleaner should be used only on white or colorfast fabrics; if you’re not sure about a particular article of clothing, it’s always a good idea to test the fabric in an inconspicuous area first. Q: Does Pine-Sol ® Cleaner clean toilets? A: Pour ½ cup of Pine-Sol ® cleaner into the bowl and brush thoroughly, including under the rim.

What’s the best way to clean unsealed granite?

Wipe down granite with a sponge or mop soaked in the solution. Scrub stubborn stains with full strength Pine-Sol®. Use a cleaning brush or plastic scrub pad rather than a harsh scouring pad, which can scratch unsealed granite. Wipe down with water using a microfiber cloth to keep your granite streak-free.

Is it safe to use soap on granite?

While soap isn’t going to damage the sealant or stone, it does leave a filmy residue behind on your countertops. Over time, this film builds up and requires a special cleaner to remove it. Some of these cleaners aren’t safe for use on granite and could cause problems for your countertops. 3.

Is it safe to use vinegar on granite countertops?

Vinegar, which is a main cleaning ingredient in Windex Multi-Surface with Vinegar, can dull and etch your granite countertops. Cleaning granite countertops with vinegar is likely to do more harm than good. In addition, Windex products and all-purpose cleaners are generally not safe for granite countertops.