Care guide
How to Clean and Maintain a Corian Mandir
Daily cleaning, what to avoid and how to keep the glossy finish looking new for years.
Daily care in two minutes
Dust the surface
Use a soft, dry cloth to remove dust from the top, sides and niches.
Wipe spills at once
Wipe up water, oil or flower petals while they are fresh, before they can dry on the surface.
Dry the surface
Finish with a dry cloth so no water marks remain on the glossy finish.
Deeper cleaning
Every few weeks, clean the whole mandir with a soft cloth, warm water and a mild liquid soap. Rinse with clean water and dry it. Work in the direction of the grain or finish, and keep the cloth clean.
What to avoid
- Abrasive scrubbers, steel wool and rough powders
- Strong acids, harsh solvents and undiluted chemical cleaners
- Hot pots, lamps or incense holders placed directly on the surface
- Leaving wet cloths or standing water on the surface
Look after the joints and fittings
Check the joints, edges and fittings every few months. Small gaps or loose parts are easier to fix early. If you see a chip, crack or loose fitting, contact us for a check or a refurbish quote.
Frequently asked questions
What should I use to clean a Corian mandir?
Use a soft cloth with warm water and a mild liquid soap. Rinse with clean water and dry the surface.
Can I use vinegar or strong chemicals?
Avoid strong acids, harsh solvents and abrasive scrubbers. If you are unsure about a cleaner, test it on a hidden spot first or ask us.
How do I remove a stubborn stain?
Clean the spot gently with a soft cloth and mild soap. If the stain stays, call us for a maintenance visit rather than scrubbing hard.
Want a maintenance visit?
Our maintenance service includes cleaning, joint checks and a light polish. Ask us for a visit.