Kitchen Cabinet Maintenance Tips For Different Materials

Natural stone has large pores, so stains need to be treated promptly. Use a neutral detergent for cleaning, avoiding acidic liquids to prevent chemical reactions that could damage the countertop. Regular use of a surface-maintaining wax can help preserve its texture and shine.

Artificial stone can usually be wiped with water. For stains, use a neutral or mildly alkaline/acidic cleaning solvent. If the surface is damaged, it can be polished and refinished. Regular use of a maintenance solution can effectively extend the countertop's lifespan.

Stainless steel is easy to clean and can be wiped directly with a damp cloth. Wipe in the direction of the metal grain to avoid scratching. Use professional maintenance products to maintain its lasting shine and texture.

When cleaning lacquered door panels, gently wipe with a clean, damp cloth, then immediately dry with a soft, clean cloth to prevent water stains. Avoid using cleaners containing nitrates or synthetic resins; it is recommended to use genuine or professional cleaning products. Avoid contact with sharp objects during cleaning to prevent scratches.

For solid wood or wood veneer materials, wipe stains with a damp cloth and then dry with a dry cloth. If using cleaning products, choose a mild detergent, wipe, and then dry with water. To prevent cracking, use a maintenance cleaning wax regularly and avoid using products containing nitrates or synthetic resins.