[header] How to protect a wood countertop [title] Provide protection from stains. [step] Keep countertops clean to protect them from stains. Stains, buildup and dullness will result on the surface of your wood countertop if it is not cleaned regularly.
[header] How to protect a wood countertop [title] Provide protection from stains. [step] Keep countertops clean to protect them from stains. Stains, buildup and dullness will result on the surface of your wood countertop if it is not cleaned regularly.
For example, stains may form in crevices in a countertop but require removal. Microfiber cloths should be placed in the cracks and crevices that can lead to stains and dullness. [substeps] Keep away from concrete, glass, stone, or metal. These materials rust easily, so a glass or stone countertop is a good option. [substeps] Before you put down the countertop stain stain, cover the surface with a coat of acrylic varnish or other finish. This protects it from mold and fungus that may make stains worse. [substeps] Remove any spills and debris before a stain has opportunity to set in by cleaning the area quickly. Wash the wood with soap and warm water.