Quartz countertops are highly favored for their hardness and density, which make them resistant to penetration and scratching, and easier to clean. As a result, they are a popular choice for home renovations. However, kitchens, being a place shrouded in smoke and grease, can leave stains and oil spots on countertops. If not properly maintained, quartz countertops can be affected over time. Let's take a look at some methods for maintaining quartz countertops.

1. Prevent Surface from High Heat: Do not place high-temperature objects directly on the quartz surface, as although quartz can withstand high temperatures, it may still cause damage to the surface. Additionally, avoid cutting vegetables or striking the countertop with force on the surface.

2. Quartz countertops protect against chemicals: Quartz is highly resistant to damage, yet it should be kept away from harsh chemicals like paint removers, metal cleaners, and stove cleaners. In case of accidental contact, immediately rinse the quartz surface with plenty of soap and water.

3. Keep the countertop dry: As water contains a large amount of bleach and scale, prolonged exposure can cause the countertop to fade in color, affecting its appearance. Therefore, it is necessary to wipe away any water stains promptly with a cloth. Quartz stone has an absorption rate of 0.02%, nearly zero, but there is still a possibility of penetration. The longer a liquid stays on the surface, the higher the chance of penetration.