How do I clean and maintain quartz surfaces?

The beauty, durability, and low maintenance of quartz surfaces make them a very popular option for countertops and other applications. Quartz surfaces are simple and easy to clean and maintain. By following a few guidelines, your quartz countertops will look their best for many years to come.

Choose non-abrasive cleaners, however, when cleaning quartz countertops. Warm water plus mild dish soap can also be applied during regular cleaning. Wiping spills or stains can be done by utilizing soft cloth or sponge. You may use a plastic putty knife or non-abrasive scraper to remove dried-on debris, too. Then, rinse the countertop with clean water and use a soft, clean cloth to dry it and avoid streaking.


To handle harder-to-remove stains as well as old dried-up messes, one should consider utilizing specially-designed quartz cleaners or even some bleaches. Just make sure you adhere to the way the manufacturer has explained when operating such items and do not involve abrasive substances such as wire mesh pads for cleaning because these might cause scratches on your counter top. The last thing to think about; at all times promptly clean up after every spillage lest it causes discolorations or makes rings on it.

Quartz countertops are highly resistant to heat, but it's still better to always use trivets or hot pads under hot pans or dishes to prevent thermal shock.

You can apply a quartz polish from time to time to maintain the shine and luster. Use the polish just as the manufacturer’s instructions state, spraying it mostly on the countertop then wiping it off using a clean piece of cloth, ensuring that one remains fresh and stylish for a longer time, you will find all the above very helpful.