From granite and butcher block to stainless steel and beyond, here's how to clean kitchen countertops of all types. hikesterson / GETTY IMAGES If you feel like you wipe down your kitchen countertops ...

Countertops occupy an abundance of space in a kitchen, so keeping them clean isn't just a practical necessity, it's an aesthetic one, too. We've all been there, not being able to recall how many ...

A mixture of warm water and dish soap cuts through grease buildup on countertops. Baking soda and distilled white vinegar are cheap pantry staples you can use to remove stubborn grease on countertops.

About this Tip: There are so many different types of countertops today, you need to know what type of countertop you have before cleaning them. Therefore, in this tip, I will show you how to clean ...

Lemon juice contains citric acid which dissolves greasy residue and kills bacteria and mold spores on countertops. Use a solution of one part juice to two parts water and clean with a microfiber cloth ...

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There are many reasons you might be considering getting new granite countertops installed — or why you already had them installed in your kitchen. Granite, which is a natural stone, is known for its ...

Counters are subjected to everything from gritty dirt to greasy foods and soap scum. They are also touched by dozens of hands, drippy toothbrushes, and late-night snacks. Giving them a quick wipe with ...

Granite counters look fantastic, are rather resilient when it comes to wear and tear or heat and, when properly sealed, easy to clean. But perhaps a stray coffee cup may have left a light brown ring ...