Hello:

For a kitchen Formica work-table surface: can anyone suggest any type of
cleaner that might work in removing some stains that don't seem to be
removable with all the common cleaners ?

Probably old food or juice stains that were inadvertently left overnight.

Any special techniques worth trying, etc. ?

Thanks,
B.

I've had a lot of luck with baking soda. Use a damp cloth or sponge and
sprinkle on some baking soda. Rub on the stain. It should help.

I've also used bleach directly on the spot. But this could remove the
finish so if it's a relatively new counter, don't use the bleach.
Myrna

I've had a lot of luck with baking soda. Use a damp cloth or sponge,
sprinkle on the baking soda and rub on the stain. This should help.

I've also used bleach directly on the stain. This could remove the
finish so if you don't want to risk it, don't try the bleach.

Myrna

Robert11 wrote:

Hello:

For a kitchen Formica work-table surface: can anyone suggest any type of
cleaner that might work in removing some stains that don't seem to be
removable with all the common cleaners ?

Probably old food or juice stains that were inadvertently left overnight.

Any special techniques worth trying, etc. ?

Thanks,
B.

Soft Scrub w/Bleach seems to get anything off my bone color laminate.

Hi,

Much thanks for the info.

The baking soda suggestion worked liked a charm !

Amazing, in that none of the other multitude of household cleaners I tried
worked at all.

Much thanks again.

Bob

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Robert11 wrote:

Hello:

For a kitchen Formica work-table surface: can anyone suggest any type of
cleaner that might work in removing some stains that don't seem to be
removable with all the common cleaners ?

Probably old food or juice stains that were inadvertently left overnight.

Any special techniques worth trying, etc. ?

Thanks,
B.

Soft Scrub w/Bleach seems to get anything off my bone color laminate.

Very glad to hear it!