April 1, 2020

Disinfecting your IceStone Surface

Staying safe and healthy is a top priority especially now during the COVID-19 pandemic. Disinfecting your home is important and if you own IceStone regardless if it’s original IceStone or NEW IceStone, read below to see what we recommend for disinfecting your IceStone surface:

– 409 all purpose cleaner
– Lysol Spray (or similar product. Spray your surface then wipe it down with a paper towel or cloth)
– Lysol wipes (or similar product). Make sure it doesn’t contain bleach or ammonia.

Hot water and dish/hand soap can be used to clean your surfaces and it can be used in between the times you are disinfecting your surface.

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