If you're worried about staining your Calacatta quartz countertops, don't be. White vinegar and water can work wonders on this surface. Vinegar's acidic nature can break down all kinds of stains. Mix equal parts of vinegar and water, and let sit overnight.

You can also use a mild dish detergent or dish soap to clean your quartz countertops. It's best to avoid abrasive cleaners and bleach. As the surface of quartz countertops is not porous, it won't harbor bacteria or other contaminants. However, you should also be careful to avoid acidic liquids and other substances.

If you want to use a glass cleaner, you should first rinse the surface thoroughly before applying the liquid. Afterwards, you can use a damp cloth to wipe the surface. Keep in mind that not all glass cleaners will work on quartz. Always consult the manufacturer for their guidelines. For example, you can't use glass cleaner on your Calacatta quartz countertops.

When cleaning your Calacatta Quartz countertops, you should avoid any harsh chemicals, such as bleach or methylene chloride, which can damage the surface. If the chemicals have been used to strip paint or glue, you should avoid them as well. In addition, you should avoid the use of permanent markers and ink on quartz surfaces.