Care & Maintenance

Quartz stone is durable and easy to maintain, but scientific care can significantly extend its service life while preserving its long-term beauty in both residential and commercial settings.

Cleaning requires no complex procedures: For daily upkeep, simply wipe the surface with a soft cloth dampened with clean water or a neutral detergent (such as dish soap). Dust and oil stains on countertops and walls can be removed quickly. For high-frequency use in commercial spaces, wipe promptly to avoid stain buildup. Avoid strong acidic or alkaline cleaners (e.g., toilet bowl cleaner, bleach), as they may corrode the surface luster.

Damage prevention is key to maintenance: Refrain from direct scratching with sharp objects (e.g., knives, metal tools) — always use a cutting board for food preparation in homes or product display in commercial settings. Place heavy items gently to prevent cracking from impact due to falling. Keep away from open flames and high-temperature sources: Although quartz stone can withstand hot cookware for short periods, prolonged direct contact can damage the resin binder. Always use a heat-resistant mat as protection.

Treat special stains promptly: For spills like coffee, red wine, or soy sauce, wipe immediately with a damp cloth. For stubborn stains, lightly scrub with a small amount of baking soda and rinse thoroughly. For ink, nail polish, or similar substances, use alcohol or a specialized stone cleaner. Never scrape with a blade, as this may damage the surface structure.

By following these simple steps, you can maintain the transparent texture of quartz stone, reduce wear and tear, and keep its decorative appeal looking like new for years in both residential and commercial environments.