Cleaning Corian
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Rocca
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Does anyone have any tips/suggestions for getting stains out of Corian? We have Corian sinks and no amount of cleaning products or scrubbing seem to work.
6 answers
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Corian is great because if all else fails you can buff it out. I went to Corian cleaning guidelines and I am posting the link for you. If this doesn't work I would call the manufacture directly. http://www.dupont.com/products-and-services/construction-materials/surface-design-materials/brands/corian-solid-surfaces/articles/how-to-clean-corian.html
Sherrie
on Nov 01, 2013
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I agree with Sherrie to contact the manufacturer DuPont if the website does not give you the info you need. I worked for this company many years ago and I know they are very professional!!
Carole
on Nov 01, 2013
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@Sherrie ,Thank you for the link. I've also wondered how to clean my sinks. The last time I used lemon juice and baking soda mixed into a foamy paste.
Kelly S
on Nov 01, 2013
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I make a paste with OxiClean and coat the sink with it. Let it sit for an hour or so and rinse.
Sharla Scovel
on Nov 05, 2013
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I always suggest to go by the guidelines. Why? Because i learned a very hard way. I have a cleaning business and Corian I used the wrong cleaning product on it and damaged it. I had to pay a professional to buff it out. And it cost me a lot of money to fix my mistake. Since I was very poor and depended on the cleaning business for a living I print off cleaning guidelines for every customer one for them and one for me. This way we are both protected and they also know when they clean how to do it. I haven't ever paid to have something fixed since then but I was lucky it could be fixed. If I ever get to I would like to replace my counter tops with Corian. It's beautiful!
Sherrie
on Nov 05, 2013
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I hahve one of these sinks and find that if I fill it with hot water from the tap and a PINT of Clorox let it sit and ina about two hours you have a brand new sink
D Newkirk
on Jan 25, 2015
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