There isn't much to it. That's most of the point.
Warm water and a mild soap or all-purpose cleaner is all you need. A soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge is fine on any finish.
Wipe them up when convenient, not urgently — porcelain doesn't absorb liquids, so nothing is soaking in while you get to it.
Skip steel wool and abrasive scouring pads on polished finishes, and skip strong acids like undiluted vinegar or bleach on a regular basis.
None needed, ever. There's no sealer to reapply and no schedule to keep track of.
Rinse with water occasionally to clear dust and pollen. Sun, rain and freeze-thaw cycles don’t affect it.
Strong descalers and ammonia-based cleaners can dull a polished finish over time. Everyday products are fine.
No scouring powder, steel wool or rough pads. You are more likely to scratch the finish than the body underneath it.
Permanent marker and hair dye should be rinsed off rather than left overnight.
The surface handles heat and wear easily. A dropped cast iron pan onto a corner is the one thing worth being careful about.
A neutral pH degreasing cleaner, left for a minute, then wiped and rinsed.
Warm water and soap will almost always take it. These very rarely leave anything behind.
Common around sinks and in showers. Use a limescale cleaner made for porcelain, then rinse and dry.
Rinse with water first, then a gentle cleaner, then dry. Do not start with solvent.
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