Easy Fix For Dull Granite Worktops

[@carolheap8239]

I NEVER subscribe to anything on KZbin but I just had to give you a shout out for posting this. After five years of trying everything to fix my dull granite you gave me the answer that took me five minutes! And it does not scratch the granite at all. Thanks so much for taking the time to post this!

[@wrt322]

Wow it worked! thanks Dave

[@MyBeautyChoice]

Omg just tried this and it worked! Thanks so much

[@coolrn66]

Had a super dull area around my bathroom sink that drove me crazy for 4 years. This fixed it right up!

[@realitychange]

I scape my countertops on a regular basis , not for limescale though,to get the stuff that gets stuck in the pores of the granite I also use one of those no scratch scrubby sponges when I wipe it down don't ever get cheap granite countertops

[@DaveDoesUK]

The non-abrasive pad sounds like a good idea to keep it maintained. Is there such a thing as cheap granite?

[@abhinavsrivastava8140]

I accidentally sprayed oven cleaner on my soft granite countertop. Is there any way to repair that??

[@dresden5060]

or just use a razor blade is fine too, I cannot stress enough do not use any harsh chemicals or de scaler this will corrode your polish and damage the stone. you can also use wire wool and there are some fantastic granite polishing pastes

[@shorty345]

My granite soaks water it always leaves water stains if you don't wipe immediately after splashing water and it is not very shiny

[@Uduh2629]

Clean and seal them

[@TheAmyKnoderer]

Alternatively, you can soak a cleaning rag in distilled vinegar, and leave it setting on the affected area for 20 minutes. This method also works for cleaning faucets (just wrap & secure with a rubber band).

[@DaveDoesUK]

There's a lot of recommendation against this as vinegar is an acid.

[@B-ch6uk]

Doesn't that scratch the surface?

[@jodymayer6882]

WOW, easy fix! TY!

[@CarolineAnandSiddiqui]

Very helpful! Thank you

[@Mikegee63]

After a few years of the scraping, the countertop is gonna be about 1/4 inch thick. Lol. Just kidding. I'm definitely gonna try this.

[@DaveDoesUK]

You're just taking off the layer of limescale buildup, not digging into the granite itself.

[@Mikegee63]

@@DaveDoesUK I knew that, I just wanted to throw a corny joke in there!!

[@DaveDoesUK]

@@Mikegee63 I thought so, but I wasn't 100%😜

[@biggmattdogg1]

What if that doesn't work

[@TheFrog767]

Very nice thanks 👏👏👏🥂

[@alexandrashayakhmetova3959]

How about scratching? Is it safe?

[@DaveDoesUK]

Doesn't scratch, as long as you keep the blade flat like in the video.

[@hinaasif1598]

@@DaveDoesUKtell me the method of granite cleaning

[@hinaasif1598]

@@DaveDoesUK plz reply

[@alexandrashay]

@@hinaasif1598 I use wider blade for my granita. Soak it first though.

[@oldegolfer5146]

Why not vinegar or Lime Away?

[@wendywelling-dw5sn]

The acid will remove the sealer, and you will need to have it sealed again. Granite is porous.

[@mamabear9389]

Awesome. Thanks!

[@DaveDoesUK]

You're welcome!

[@popwall4297]

Okay so this was a total waste of time