Oppein Quartz Stone is super easy to clean and maintain as it is nonporous, scratch-resistant, stain-resistant, and chemical-resistant. We will share some dos and don’ts for daily maintenance and tips for removing sticky stains. For daily routines, follow these simple tips to keep the surface looking beautiful for decades.
Daily Maintenance Dos & Don'ts
Please do not cut or chop food directly on the countertop, even though quartz stone is durable and scratch resistant. It is not 100% damage-resistant after constantly cutting or chopping.
Direct exposure to heat can damage quartz countertops. Please place a hot pad or trivet when putting high-temperature items on the counter, such as kettles, pots, or electric frying pans.
Please do not cut or chop food directly on the countertop, even though quartz stone is durable and scratch resistant. It is not 100% damage-resistant after constantly cutting or chopping.
Direct exposure to heat can damage quartz countertops. Please place a hot pad or trivet when putting high-temperature items on the counter, such as kettles, pots, or electric frying pans.
Quartz Surface Cleaning Guide
For Oil, Sauce & Drink Spill
Step 1: Use the sponge to absorb the spill.
Step 2: Use mild detergent to wipe off the grease.
Step 3: Use a wet cloth to clean up the surface.
Step 4: Use rubbing alcohol to finish sterilization.
For Tough Stains
Step 1: Soak the tough stain in water.
Step 2: Apply the mild detergent to the stain.
Step 3: Use a scrubbing sponge to remove the stain.
Step 4: Wipe down the surface with a cloth.
For Oil, Sauce & Drink Spill
Step 1: Use the sponge to absorb the spill.
Step 2: Use mild detergent to wipe off the grease.
Step 3: Use a wet cloth to clean up the surface.
Step 4: Use rubbing alcohol to finish sterilization.
For Tough Stains
Step 1: Soak the tough stain in water.
Step 2: Apply the mild detergent to the stain.
Step 3: Use a scrubbing sponge to remove the stain.
Step 4: Wipe down the surface with a cloth.
Quartz Surface Cleaning FAQ
You should avoid using highly acidic or alkaline cleaners, for example, nail polish or paint remover, oil soaps, oven/grill cleaners, bleach, dishwasher detergents, and drain cleaners.
As quartz countertops are designed for indoor use, they tend to fade over time if exposed to direct sunlight. The effect is less likely to be produced by natural light through a window unless it falls directly on your countertops for a prolonged period.
No, it cannot. Because quartz is a non-porous material, bacteria, mold, and mildew cannot grow and reproduce on it, making it ideal for countertops in both the kitchen and bathroom.