Your kitchen needs a facelift. Every element in these rooms should say: “I am clean and look fresh.” Let's start with formica kitchen counters. Yes, they are outdated, but if you do not have the money to invest in an update, you must make them look better.
Endust is now sold as a universal cleaner. It never ceases to amaze me when I try on different surfaces. I cleaned my formica counters with Fantastic, Windex, Vinegar and Endust. Fantastic can be a bit striped; Windex leaves no bands, but the meters look boring; Vinegar is similar to Windex and is an excellent natural product.
If you want your formica meters to look 10 years younger, spray a piece of Endust on and wipe with a microfiber cloth. Not only will your meters be as clean as other products; it will also add a beautiful sheen that masks flaws. Endust also gives at least the illusion of a protective coating, unlike varnish on the worktop.
Do not stop! Use it on your stainless steel appliances. Watch to escape immediately disappeared. Make sure you rub it with a soft cloth until it dries to ensure the best finish.
Porcelain in bathrooms, sinks and toilets, as well as brass, chrome or stainless steel will also benefit from the use of Endust. Everything takes shine and looks like new! Even those little rings around the taps will start to fade. I found that it takes a little more time (weekly) to really minimize or destroy these rings if they have been around for a while.
I look forward to continuing the experiments to find out which other areas will be improved through the use of this product. Again, according to the Endust website, these items can benefit from its use: all furniture, cabinets, vinyl, or finished smooth leather. Before use, check the test for invisible area. Endost Spray should not be used.
Solid surface cleaning (good for fatty soils, such as crayons for pencils, peanut oil, grease, food residue), dashboards, panels, window sills. Non-woven blinds, rattan furniture, window screens, computers and televisions. Before using these elements, see the Web site http://www.endust.com.
Areas that you don’t want to use are Endust according to their website: Exterior car exterior, leather suede surfaces, fabrics, granite, stone tiles, glass and mirrors.
