Seriously, do you know how long I have been waiting for the miracle formula. Mostly because I was afraid to use anything in fear of ruining my countertop. I didn't has specific stains - only ones that you would notice at an specific angle. I have a dark gray countertop that on occasion had issues will just water stains from glasses markings and various oils. OH MY GOODNESS. This formula worked like magic and want to thank you for sharing this. You had hear the sizzle when the vinegar meets the baking soda on the rag. Thank you again!
Omg! I had multiple big stains in my 7k countertop for half year now and tried so many different products nothing worked…until I saw this video and I thought I would give a try. Since I don't have vinegar right now I only applied baking soda, but guess what? It worked wonders!!!!! No stains anymore! It literally cleared ALL stains that stayed for 6 months!!! Thank you so very much!!! You gave back a brand-new countertop to me! Love ya!😘
Hi, i tried baking soda. It removed stains but only to a very mild extent. Planning to mix with vinegar and try but not sure if its ok to use on Quartz countertop
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! For this video. It saved me from a calamity. Our rust stain came from a cast iron pan left on counter. The rust was atrocious. This remedy worked tremendously and removed all signs of stain immediately! I literally just finished cleaning.
I’m in the same situation with a cast iron I inherited. I was kicking myself that I brought it home to restore the pan and ruined my counter. Can’t wait to grab supplies and give this a chance !
Not on mine , still looks very shiny. Also none of people who left comments mentioned anything in that regard. I am not expert on countertops and which materials could cause what type of damage to finish . But tried that on far out of sight corner and see if there is any effect before trying it on the spot that has stain in it . Wishing you good luck 🤞
Use a 50-50 ratio water with white vinegar which you spray on the counter.. Leave for 30 mins.. You can still spray some more if the water dries up. In parallel do some baking soda mix with slight water to make a paste.. After 30.mins..use a kitchen sponge.. The hard part and scrub.. The waterstain will start to go away. You might do this process 3-4 times until it has completely gone
@@MsVani1991 Wipe the area with wet towel then put the paste in. spread it out to cover the stained area. leave it for at least 10 mins. then with wet towel, slowly wipe the paste in circle until it's gone. that what atleast I do.
I don't want to lead to wrong direction , my experience is only on my countertop, make complete sense if your is quartz, probably be ok to try it because it is basically same material. If it is different type of stone then I would say No , don't try it
How about stubborn hard water and mineral stains (looks like thin white foggy seal top surface) around my faucet areas? Will baking soda scratch the surface and make it not smooth and shiny?
Mine happened and got it cleared within a week or so . If you haven't made it worse using different type of cleaners I don't see reason why you not get same result others tried and got. I mean it is worth trying at least . There is nothing to loose.
Wouldnt straight vinegar work as good if not better since the baking soda is basically neutralizing the vinegar? Or it souly just because it efferveses and get in deeper?
To be honest I don't know , you have to be careful stronger the acid be more yarn can do to the surface of the countertop. Before I do that to my countertop I did test it elsewhere to see the result and then decided to do it where it could be more noticable . I tried different products such as window cleaners or stain removers but neither of them worked.
Seriously, do you know how long I have been waiting for the miracle formula. Mostly because I was afraid to use anything in fear of ruining my countertop. I didn't has specific stains - only ones that you would notice at an specific angle. I have a dark gray countertop that on occasion had issues will just water stains from glasses markings and various oils. OH MY GOODNESS. This formula worked like magic and want to thank you for sharing this. You had hear the sizzle when the vinegar meets the baking soda on the rag. Thank you again!
You welcome, glad that it helped.
Omg! I had multiple big stains in my 7k countertop for half year now and tried so many different products nothing worked…until I saw this video and I thought I would give a try. Since I don't have vinegar right now I only applied baking soda, but guess what? It worked wonders!!!!! No stains anymore! It literally cleared ALL stains that stayed for 6 months!!! Thank you so very much!!! You gave back a brand-new countertop to me! Love ya!😘
Hi, i tried baking soda. It removed stains but only to a very mild extent. Planning to mix with vinegar and try but not sure if its ok to use on Quartz countertop
It ABSOLUTELY worked! I put bleach and let it set for a long time. Didn’t work. Thank you my friend!
Glad it worked out just fine for you.
Thank you for saving my countertop! This worked great! The paper towels worked better than the cloth, in my opinion.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! For this video. It saved me from a calamity. Our rust stain came from a cast iron pan left on counter.
The rust was atrocious. This remedy worked tremendously and removed all signs of stain immediately!
I literally just finished cleaning.
I’m in the same situation with a cast iron I inherited. I was kicking myself that I brought it home to restore the pan and ruined my counter. Can’t wait to grab supplies and give this a chance !
@@goldengoat4938 just be patient with the process.
This video deserves a lot! This works so well
This saved me from my wife
Worked perfectly. Had to go over the stains several times. Be patient and gently rub in circular motion.
Thank you. We just cleaned our bleach stains on our quartz left my the housekeeper today. Baking soda worked and we tried everything else! Great vid
I got bleach on my white quartz countertop, and I now had a white foggy texture. Does baking soda and vinegar work to remove the foggy texture
@@annietam755 yes just sprinkler baking soda pretty heavily on and poor vinegar. Watch a chemical reaction then scrub with a dish washing pad
@@alexeyselivan8234 thanks for responding but it is a white color tabletop, I can’t send you the picture on this.
I am afraid it was damage or discolor the white quartz more, what color was yours?
May 2022: This method works!! White vinegar & baking soda. About 15 min of soaking and wipe vigorously.👍👍😊
Would it rub off the resin polish on your countertop?...
Thanks so much. Baking soda and vinager worked great. Just had to rub for 5 to 10 minutes.
It worked great! You can't even tell there was a mishap there!
It worked!
Thank you!
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH! You saved my gorgeous countertops!
wouldn't I change the polish of surface?
Hi quick question..did the area u clean look dull after?
Not on mine , still looks very shiny. Also none of people who left comments mentioned anything in that regard.
I am not expert on countertops and which materials could cause what type of damage to finish . But tried that on far out of sight corner and see if there is any effect before trying it on the spot that has stain in it .
Wishing you good luck 🤞
You’re not an expert??? Rule number one: no vinegar on a quartz countertop. You ruin the finish.
Thanks for the video. You can do this in a quarter of the time & effort with Comet & a scratch pad.
Hand sanitizer also works wonder on stain on white quartz.
How do we clean a water embedded stain near the sink where we keep the washed utencils
Use a 50-50 ratio water with white vinegar which you spray on the counter.. Leave for 30 mins.. You can still spray some more if the water dries up. In parallel do some baking soda mix with slight water to make a paste.. After 30.mins..use a kitchen sponge.. The hard part and scrub.. The waterstain will start to go away. You might do this process 3-4 times until it has completely gone
just use the Colgate whitening (Optic White)
without water?
@@MsVani1991 Wipe the area with wet towel then put the paste in. spread it out to cover the stained area. leave it for at least 10 mins. then with wet towel, slowly wipe the paste in circle until it's gone. that what atleast I do.
Ok
@susieepstein2726 I checked the tab and is says “non-hydrogen peroxide formula”. Box does not contain the formula, maybe its top secret😅
Did the stain every completely go away?
Yes! It took patience and a bit of time, but worked in the end.
Yes, just let it sit for a while then scrub it firmly
Use Clorox spray
DOES IT WORK ON BLACK COUNTERTOPS?! I don’t wanna ruin mine
I don't want to lead to wrong direction , my experience is only on my countertop, make complete sense if your is quartz, probably be ok to try it because it is basically same material. If it is different type of stone then I would say No , don't try it
I have mistakenly spoiled my quartz with Harpic. There's a white mark where I used Harpic. How to restore my quartz. Please help
It worked! Thank you so much!
Gr8
It worked
Thankyou soo much for your video
How about stubborn hard water and mineral stains (looks like thin white foggy seal top surface) around my faucet areas?
Will baking soda scratch the surface and make it not smooth and shiny?
Thanks for info it works people
I thought acidic anything is bad for the quartz.
I was told vinegar will dull the finish
Me to,nothing acidic or abrasive,scrubbing off the finish!
what if it;s an old rust strain, then how do you remove it?
Mine happened and got it cleared within a week or so . If you haven't made it worse using different type of cleaners I don't see reason why you not get same result others tried and got.
I mean it is worth trying at least . There is nothing to loose.
If I would have known that tea would stain it so easy I wouldnt have spent $3600.00 dollars
Wouldnt straight vinegar work as good if not better since the baking soda is basically neutralizing the vinegar? Or it souly just because it efferveses and get in deeper?
To be honest I don't know , you have to be careful stronger the acid be more yarn can do to the surface of the countertop. Before I do that to my countertop I did test it elsewhere to see the result and then decided to do it where it could be more noticable .
I tried different products such as window cleaners or stain removers but neither of them worked.
This works
Salam
Misleading!
There are 36 other positive comments for this clip beside yours ,
I would rather take it as misunderstood vs mislead ! ( Wouldn't care a bit anyway )