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Originally Posted by Mintjulep
We had granite in our house in NC ( Santa Cecelia- cream, black, brown mixture). I LOVED it, never babied it, spilled everything on it, never sealed it and it looked like new when we sold the house.
So we put it in our TV house. Different color this time, Typhoon in the kitchen and guest bath, Green Butterfly in the M.bath. The Butterfly is dark and does get dusty. But I especially LOVE the kitchen color!
I always use a soapy cloth to clean with then follow with a micro-fiber cloth to dry. Looks shiny new.
And on our black granite fireplace hearth in NC., someone put a drink on there one time that left an etched looking ring. I used Gel Gloss (bought at Lowes) and it took it right off.
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Hi Mintjulep,
I missed these pictures because I was busy digressing and going off topic here, but back to topic....I really can do that sometimes....Really I can.
These counters are beautiful and the words about the care are encouraging. My counters are supposed to be installed next week. And when I started this thread, I was really having some doubts about what I had gotten myself into from a care standpoint. I had not intended to choose granite. But there it was. And it sounds like it is going to work out fine.
Thanks everybody.
Boomer