You may want to try a paste of baking soda and water----or just plain old toothpaste. Toothpaste keeps your teeth white without damaging the enamel---and this is what you would want in cleaning your granite. I've used both remedies many times. There were times I would also apply these things and let it sit for awhile before washing off depending on how hard the staining is. The baking soda is also non-abrasive. Good luck!!
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You may want to try a paste of baking soda and water----or just plain old toothpaste. Toothpaste keeps your teeth white without damaging the enamel---and this is what you would want in cleaning your granite. I've used both remedies many times. There were times I would also apply these things and let it sit for awhile before washing off depending on how hard the staining is. The baking soda is also non-abrasive. Good luck!!