Dekton Maintenance

When using glass cooktop cleaner, be sure to wipe the surface thoroughly with plenty of water and fresh cloths. A squeegee can help make the cleaning process more efficient. Always handle and store cleaning products with care, and adhere to the manufacturer’s guidelines for their use and storage.

Avoid contact with strong chemicals and solvents, especially hydrofluoric acid.

Although Dekton is highly scratch-resistant, using a cutting board is advisable. Direct cutting can result in grey marks, known as "metal transfer," which can be easily removed but are best avoided. Additionally, cutting on the surface may dull your knives, so using a cutting board will help protect them.

For tough spills, clean the surface using dish soap and scrub with a Scotch-Brite pad, then rinse with warm water. For dried substances like food, gum, nail polish, or paint, carefully scrape them off with a blade or putty knife, and then wash the area with soap and water. Any grey marks left by the blade can be easily removed using soap, water, or a glass cooktop cleaner.

Dekton surfaces are highly resistant to extreme temperature changes. However, for added safety, we recommend placing a trivet or hot pad between hot pots or pans and the surface to prevent heat transfer. While Dekton is stain-resistant to many household cleaners, it’s best not to leave these products on the surface for extended periods. Avoid contact with strong chemicals and solvents, especially hydrofluoric acid.

To remove substances like wax, shoe polish, rubber marks, dyes, markers, inks, and adhesives, you can use solvents such as lacquer thinner, acetone, rubbing alcohol, or mineral spirits.

For rust removal, use acidic-based cleaners like vinegar and water or commercial acidic cleaners like CLR.

For smears, apply glass cooktop cleaner and wipe clean with plenty of water and fresh rags. A squeegee can also help. As always, handle cleaning products with care and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use and storage.