Cleaning Calcium Deposits From Granite

White mineral deposits on granite countertops are a typical result of hard water.

Cleaning calcium deposits from granite.

Again we recommend cleaning with akemi crystal clean. If your build up is a little stubborn around the faucets try cleaning with crystal clean and lightly scrubbing with an old soft toothbrush. If you are trying to remove an old stain create a dense paste of more baking soda and less water. Luckily you can clean lime deposits off of granite in with little effort using common household items.

Mineral deposit on granite is a result of hard water. Granite countertops also don t like it when you use something like windex on them because it strips the seal off of the stone. If the countertop has been properly maintained and resealed on schedule typically every 6 12 months the mineral deposits will be topical and relatively easy to remove. But if they are tough to remove then you have to call the professionals.

Removing calcium deposits from granite and slate. Granite is an attractive surface commonly used in bathrooms and kitchens. If your granite countertop is maintained and resealed on schedule typically every 6 12 months then the stains are easy to remove. It is a non aggressive cleaner that can be used daily to prevent calcium build up.

However continuous exposure to hard water can result in build up leaving unattractive lime deposits.