Quartz countertops can be cleaned using gentile
soap and water. Never use an abrasive cleanser or
scrubbing pad on quartz as they can scratch the
surface
Scrape off sticky material
Use the dull edge of a plastic putty knife to scrape off and
loosen stuck-on stains (i.e., old food, gum, or dried lacquer).
Wet a cloth
Wet a cloth or scratch-resistant cleaning pad with warm
water, add a little non-abrasive, non-detergent soap to
clean stubborn stains.
Wipe down the counter
Wipe the counters down with the wet cloth. Use a vigorous
scrubbing motion to remove stubborn stains.
Resistance to Stains and Chemicals
Quartz countertops are non-porous and do not require any
sealing. Spills and stains are not absorbed into the surface,
making it stain-resistant.
Permanent markers/inks and some chemicals, solvents or
dyes may, however, cause permanent discoloration to the
surface and should be avoided. Should these agents come
into contact with the surface, wipe up immediately and rinse
with plenty of water. If the stain persists, moisten a cloth
with Goo Gone®, or a comparable product and rub it into
the stain. Rinse thoroughly with warm water to remove any
cleaner residue.