Can you use alcohol on corian countertops

I've seen recommendations to use denatured alcohol to clean Corian by DuPont. As far as I know, it can be substituted with isopropyl alcohol in cleaning.

Hello Barbara, here's link to Corian's instructions for care.

https://www.corian.com/-use-care-

I'm sure isopropyl is fine. Anything stronger, I'd test with a q-tip on a hidden area.

here is more info

https://ovsco.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/K-25701-Approved-Cleaning-Solvents.pdf

https://kitcheninfinity.com/cleaning-corian-countertops-all-you-need-to-know/

Denatured alcohol is the preferred solvent for cleaning DuPont™ Corian® solid surface products.

Denatured alcohol is recommended by Corian.

I have found that besides being very harsh on your hands, using alcohol to clean Corian countertops wil leave streeks.

Would the reason to use alcohol be to disinfect the surface?

An option that may be more cost effective is to use disinfecting wipes, which are available in many different brands.

Yes

Yes they are very durable .

Yes, but it's harsh and can be drying. It can also leave streaks. I would go with what the manufacturers recommend.

Denatured alcohol is the preferred solvent for cleaning DuPont™ Corian® solid surface products.

You can use denatured or isopropyl alcohol on them.

Best to go with the denatured alcohol for Corian countertops.

what I use is 1/3 bottle of isopropyl alcohol, the rest water, and a few drops of essential oil. Keeps counters clean and disinfected.

Yes you can, denatured alcohol is the recommended one.

I used regular rubbing alcohol with a drop of dawn and water to clean my corian when I had it. Never did any damage

Denatured alcohol is actually the preferred cleaner by DuPont for corian.