-Combine 2 tbsp. of bleached flour with two drops of a liquid dish detergent. Add water slowly to the flour until a thick paste forms. Cover the stain with the paste and rub it on with a nonabrasive sponge. Allow it to dry completely on the granite.
-Wipe the dried paste off the granite with a damp washcloth.
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-If needed you can then apply a commercial granite stone soap over the stain area. (check your local home improvement store)
You might need to reseal your granite if you're having problems with stains.
This is my first granite countertop. Quartz and manufactured tops such as Silestone don't need to be sealed but I've found out the hard way that granite does. I would pick quartz over granite. I still haven't been back to this home to try to get the stain out!
-Combine 2 tbsp. of bleached flour with two drops of a liquid dish detergent. Add water slowly to the flour until a thick paste forms. Cover the stain with the paste and rub it on with a nonabrasive sponge. Allow it to dry completely on the granite.
-Wipe the dried paste off the granite with a damp washcloth. ...»
-If needed you can then apply a commercial granite stone soap over the stain area. (check your local home improvement store)
You might need to reseal your granite if you're having problems with stains.