MTD 1060E Maintance Manual

Care & Maintenance Guide

Wood Products

To clean, simply use a so cloth moistened in lukewarm soap & water then buff with a
dry, clean cloth.

• NEVER use glass cleaners on finished furniture, ammonia will chemically attack
the lacquer.

• NEVER allow liquids of any kind to remain in decorative route lines; absorption
causes wood to warp and finishes to de-laminate.

• Prevent marking by not writing directly on the surface.

• Prevent fading by not placing the item in direct sunlight.

• Prevent discoloring by using cloth placemats rather than rubber-based ones.

• Prevent yellowing by not using commercial waxes and polishes.

• Prevent damage to the finish by not placing hot metals, such as pots or kettles,
on the surface.

• Prevent splitting by maintain even humidity conditions in your home.

Natural Stone Products

Generally, the best care for natural stone is to keep it clean & buffed. Especially around
faucets, wiping off the water will prevent a mineral buildup (a whitish, dull residue on the
stone).

• For cleaning marble, always use a pH neutral cleaner. Any acid cleaner will damage
the stone.

• Acid does not harm granite, but oil will soak in, leaving a darker area. Wipe up oils,
spills, and splatters immediately, using a mild household cleaner. Rinse and buff dry.

• We recommend using a resin-based penetrating sealer to reseal the stone. All natural
stone is porous & needs to be sealed periodically to prevent staining liquids from
penetrating. Sprinkle a few drops of water on the surface, if they bead up then the
sealer is adequate. If they quickly soak in, it is time to reseal the stone.

Quartz Products

• For regular cleaning, wipe down countertop with a damp cloth
or paper towel & if necessary, a small amount of non-bleach,
non-abrasive cleanser. Avoid waxes, bleaches, oils, nail polish
remover & high pH cleaners. In the event of a spill wipe up
a soon as possible.

• To avoid heat damage, do not place hot materials directly on the
countertop.

Ceramic Products

• For regular cleaning, wipe down the countertop with a damp
cloth or paper towel and, if necessary, a small amount of
non-bleach, non-abrasive cleanser. Avoid waxes, bleaches, oils,
nail polish remover and high pH cleaners. In the event of a spill
wipe up a soon as possible.

Care & Maintenance Guide