Countertop FAQ

Clean the quartz countertop with a soft cloth and warm water. Dry it with another soft cloth. Water is all you need for a daily light cleanse. Fill the sink with hot water and add a few drops of mild dishwashing soap, stone soap, or white vinegar if the counter needs deeper cleaning.

Generally, it is very heat resistant, but it depends on “how hot” an object is. A tea kettle or a hot dish out of the microwave is typically not a threat but a 450° pot from the oven can cause damage. However, it is always better to be safe rather than sorry, so we recommend the use of a hot pad. make sure that your cabinets can carry the weight of the quartz slab you choose.

Under normal use, it is unlikely that it will chip. The edges are more susceptible to chipping than the middle of the surface, so if you struck with enough force (e.g., a heavy pot) a chip can occur. Such occurrences are not covered by any manufacturer's warranty, but are usually repairable, depending on the size of the damage.