It can be so easy: warm water with a little dishwashing liquid is sufficient to clean plastic surfaces. Use a microfiber cloth for this. Whether it is suitable can be determined by looking at the packaging. Moisten the cloth thoroughly before wiping the fronts with it. For stubborn stains, you can use commercially available spirit. However, test it first on an inconspicuous spot.

Even fronts with lacquer and laminate should never be cleaned dry. Here, we refer to our surfaces made of genuine or UV lacquer, glass or lacquer laminate, but also our cement and metal fronts with original materials, as these are sealed with a layer of lacquer. In this case, the product of choice is specialized cleaner for kitchen fronts, but in no case glass cleaner!

Whether glossy or matte: Use a glass or neutral cleaner in combination with a soft sponge or (leather) cloth. With satin glass, grease and oil can leave stains with shadow effects. If the glass cleaner does not help, try using a branded product designed for ceramic glass cooktops that is not too abrasive. A moistened magic eraser also helps when gently rubbed over the glass.

Our worktops have a durable laminate surface. Nevertheless, cooking can leave marks over time. For cleaning, use a microfibre cloth, water and detergent. You can tackle more stubborn stains using a dirt eraser – alternatively moistened with specialised kitchen cleaners – applying gentle pressure. However, always treat large areas at a time. Otherwise, the treated area will stand out visually, as the eraser also reaches the deeper textures of the structured surface.