Have you chosen matt kitchen units with a stylish and elegant finish? Regular maintenance will keep them in top condition for longer. Discover our top tips for properly cleaning your matt kitchen units every day.
How to clean a matt kitchen unit ?
The right habits and products
Avoid dusting wipes for cleaning your matt furniture
Before you start cleaning your kitchen units, make sure that you are using the right cleaning products. Generally speaking, you shouldn’t use scouring sponges and overly aggressive products found in shops. The same goes for dusting wipes - not only are they not environmentally friendly, they will create static energy that will promote the reappearance of dust.
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Frequent maintenance will make your everyday life easier!
Then, before starting a deep clean, remember to dust the top of your kitchen units and tall units, shelves, wall panels and walls, etc. A good habit to get into is to immediately clean fresh stains and not let them dry, especially on matt fronts, which are more fragile due to their velvety appearance. Frequent maintenance will make your everyday life easier! Also be careful of anything that might scratch them (scouring sponge, dust particles, etc.).
Our maintenance advice
Use a magic sponge for micro-scratches
To clean your matt kitchen units, you will only need a little warm water, soap and a soft, wrung-out microfibre cloth. For persistent stains, you can use washing-up liquid, white vinegar for laminate units, and window cleaner for melamine units, but preferably alcohol free.
Beware of finger marks on your matt kitchen units
Matt kitchen units are attractive with their silky appearance and velvety feel. They instantly give the room a chic, elegant and very on-trend look. They will also require less maintenance than lacquered or varnished units. But watch out for finger marks! They will be more visible, especially if your fronts are in white tones. If you have micro-scratches on your matt worktop or fronts, we recommend using a melamine foam sponge, also known as a “magic sponge” to restore them.
Final tips: Whatever the finish, watch out for stagnant water dripping onto your units, along with moisture, steam, heat from the oven and even light. We hope that these few tips will help you to properly clean your matt kitchen units and keep them looking good as new for as long as possible!
Our kitchen models
Kiffa Model - Iconic Trend 
Eole Model - Emerald Trend 
Luxe Model - Signature Trend 