Using certain 'natural' products can cause irreversible stains to work surfaces
Brits are being warned certain viral cleaning hacks on social media could end up doing more harm than good. While natural cleaning ingredients are growing in popularity for being eco-friendly, some can cause irreversible damage to work surfaces, with experts now revealing which ones to avoid.
To help Brits keep their kitchen surfaces safe, Wickes has enlisted experts to shed light on how this alternative cleaning product should be used. As well as the best ways to avoid causing irreversible stains to wok surfaces and hobs. Marble: "The vinegar dulls the stone but also causes spills to penetrate the stone's surface, leaving permanent stains and etching. Vinegar easily damages any sealers applied to a stone surface," the cleaning experts warn.Eggy spills: “The acidity of the vinegar causes the egg to coagulate which then makes it harder to remove.”Dishwasher : “Never put in the dispenser drawer as the acid is strong enough to melt the rubber gaskets.
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