Disinfecting granite countertops
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Disinfecting granite countertops
posted at 11/2/2009 4:31 PM EST
Is there a safe way to disinfect granite countertops? I am afraid to use Lysol or Clorox products on my granite because the labels (at least on the products I saw) didn't explicitly state that they'd be safe for use on granite. Currently I use soap and a sponge for everyday cleaning, plus I use a granite cleaner about once a week. I'm always very careful when handling raw meat and poultry and consistently use cutting boards or plates whenever I prepare them, so I've never actually spilled any potentially hazardous liquids on the counter. I'm just thinking more in terms of germs than anything else. -
Re: Disinfecting granite countertops
posted at 11/3/2009 1:30 PM EST
Not sure if it's truly disinfecting, but I use the Clorox Green something or other. It says it's safe for sealed granite.
However, if you use soap and water, that should be plenty to take care of germs, just like on your hands. You don't need antibacterial soap. -
Re: Disinfecting granite countertops
posted at 11/3/2009 2:23 PM EST
In Response to Re: Disinfecting granite countertops:Not sure if it's truly disinfecting, but I use the Clorox Green something or other. It says it's safe for sealed granite. However, if you use soap and water, that should be plenty to take care of germs, just like on your hands. You don't need antibacterial soap.
Posted by kargiver
Thanks!