How to Care for Your Quartz Countertops

Cleaning: 

Use a few drops of pH-neutral cleaner or a mild dishwashing detergent with warm water. Wipe surfaces with a non-abrasive cloth and rinse thoroughly to avoid streaks.

For stains that have hardened, gently scrape them off. Follow by wiping the area with soap and warm water.

To prevent dulling of the surface, abrasive cloths or cleaners should be avoided, and excessive pressure should not be applied during cleaning.

Heat:

While quartz is highly durable, its composition includes resins that can be damaged by extreme heat. Never place hot pots, pans, or dishes directly on a quartz surface. Always use a trivet or hot pad.

Cutting:

Always use a cutting board. Cutting directly on quartz countertops could dull your knives or leave behind metal marks on your counters.