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Caring for your kitchen
Your kitchen is made for everyday life, from busy weekday mornings to gathering with family and friends. With a little regular care, you can keep it looking just as good as the day it was installed.
We've put together some simple tips to help you care for your cabinetry, doors, drawers and worktops, so you can enjoy your kitchen for many years to come.
Door and drawer fronts
Different finishes benefit from slightly different care, but one thing remains the same: gentle cleaning is always best.
Laminate, melamine, glass, lacquer and foil wrapped doors
For everyday cleaning, simply wipe surfaces with a soft cloth and warm soapy water, then dry with a clean microfibre cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaning products, scourers or anything that could scratch the finish
Wood and veneer doors
Treat wood and veneer finishes in the same way, using a soft cloth and warm soapy water. It's important to wipe away spills as soon as they happen and leave surfaces dry. To keep wood looking its best, you can occasionally use a quality furniture polish or silicone-based furniture spray
Adjustment of hinges
Vertical hinge adjustment
Horizontal hinge adjustment
Depth hinge adjustment
Removal of hinge
Worktop care
Everyday cleaning
For day-to-day cleaning, a soft cloth and warm soapy water are usually all you need. For stubborn marks, a mild detergent or non-abrasive cream cleaner will help lift them without damaging the surface and keep your worktops looking their best.
Spills and stains
To help prevent staining, it's best to wipe up strongly coloured foods and drinks, such as red wine, fruit juice and beetroot, as soon as possible. For granite and marble worktops, stick to soap and water and avoid harsh or bleach-based cleaners.
A Few Simple Habits
A few simple habits can help keep your worktops looking their best. Always use a chopping board, protect surfaces from hot cookware, and wipe away excess water around sinks and worktop joints where possible.
Glass surfaces
All glass used in Paula Rosa kitchens is toughened safety glass, designed to withstand the demands of everyday life. Should any glass become chipped, cracked or damaged, it's important that it's replaced with the correct specification for your kitchen.
You can find your kitchen's model information and date of manufacture on the product label inside the unit. Keeping these details to hand will help us source the right replacement quickly and accurately should you ever need one.
This feels much more customer-friendly, removes the technical jargon where it isn't needed, and focuses on what the homeowner actually needs to know.
Cabinet care
Keeping your cabinets looking their best is simple. For everyday cleaning, use a soft cloth and warm soapy water. If you come across a stubborn mark, a mild detergent or non-abrasive cream cleaner will help remove it without damaging the finish.
A few final tips
A little care goes a long way. Wipe away excess water as soon as possible, particularly around sinks, worktop joints and door edges. Keeping surfaces clean and dry will help maintain their appearance and keep your kitchen looking its best.
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