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Care & Maintenance.
Quartz is one of the easiest hard surfaces to live with. A little routine care keeps it that way.
Everyday cleaning
- Wipe with a soft cloth and warm soapy water (a mild dish detergent is fine).
- Rinse with clean water and dry with a cloth to avoid film or streaks.
- For greasy films, use a non-abrasive household degreaser and rinse afterwards.
Spill first-aid
Spill
What to do
Coffee, tea, wine, juice
Wipe promptly; warm soapy water is enough.
Grease / oil
Mild degreaser on a soft cloth, then rinse.
Dried residue
Soften with a warm damp cloth, then lift with a plastic scraper.
Marker / ink / paint
Check the product is quartz-safe first; test in an inconspicuous spot.
Do
- Use trivets or pads under hot pans — thermal shock is a real risk for any engineered stone.
- Use cutting boards; quartz is hard but knives are not its friend (for either party).
- Blot spills early, especially on lighter colours.
Don't
- No bleach, oven cleaner, drain cleaners or high-pH/paint-stripping solvents.
- No abrasive scrubbers or scouring powders — they dull the finish over time.
- No standing water left at seams or edges for long periods.
Documents
The downloadable guide above is a clearly-marked sample document generated for layout preview. The final branded guide is a pending deliverable — see the integration notes.