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• Use a microfiber cloth to dust granite countertops and keep them clean.
• For simple cleaning, a microfiber cleaning cloth, even a dry one, is frequently sufficient.
• When accidents in everyday life occur, wipe off the granite countertop simply with water on a daily or a need basis. Once a week, wipe out your granite counters with a moist towel and a neutral pH stone cleanser.
• On your counters, never use strong chemicals or abrasive cleaning. These cleansers have the potential to permanently chip, pit, and etch the stone's surface.
• Try a poultice consisting of a cup of flour or baking soda and five teaspoons of dish soap for grease stains that have absorbed into the granite.

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While granite is often associated with a uniform appearance, it's important to remember that it is a natural stone. This means that each slab has its own unique characteristics, including variations in color, texture, and pattern. These natural variations can add character and charm to your space.