In this article I will answer a question I am asked almost every day, and today I am talking about the best way to clean quartz countertops. Most quartz manufacturers have the same basic care and cleaning recommendations, but today we will learn more about cleaning and polishing quartz countertops and give you some tips on which quartz cleaners are best for you and which cleaners to avoid. You can also read our guide to cleaning or disinfecting quartz countertops, use our Coronavirus cleaning guidelines, or use Windex to be safe for your quartz countertop.

A cleaner and polish that is safe for quartz countertops should not be abrasive, have a neutral pH and contain no bleach. Many bleaches are safe for quartz, but you should carefully examine the product and ideally choose one that is labeled safer for your quartz plate. Some cleaners such as bleach, sandpaper or other abrasives should not be used on the quartz worktop, especially if they damage quartz.

The best way to avoid damage is to use a product that has been specifically developed for quartz countertops, such as a natural stone cleaner. Do not use detergents that contain abrasive powders or products that may damage natural stones. Never use bleach, sandpaper or other abrasives to clean the granite countertops; they are too abrasive and should not be used on marble countertops.

Remember that unlike a simple home maintenance call, you don't have to call a professional to help you clean your quartz countertops. Contact Granit Selection if you need help with any of these questions or if you want more information on how to clean quartz countertops with special manufacturer tips. This is a great way to ensure the long life of your countertop. 

Below we will guide you through the cleaning of your quartz worktops and keep them clean and brilliant for years to come. From streaks, fingerprints and stains, I show you how to clean them so that you and your quartz workplace beauty can enjoy their beauty all these years! When you buy a new high quality quartz countertop from Granit Selection, you need to know how to maintain it properly.

Do not use a sponge that could blunt the polished surface of your quartz worktop. Just make sure you never use other cleaning agents such as sandpaper, paper towels or other abrasives on your quartz countertops.

For quartz surfaces that resist permanent stains when exposed, wipe off any spilled food or liquids as quickly as possible. Remove spilled substances and wipe them off as quickly as possible before they can dry. If you have spilled a substance of wine or vinegar on a quartz worktop in Phoenix, AZ, wipe it off before it dries out. You can also remove the spilled substance from all other parts of your quartz countertop, such as the edges of the countertops, and remove it as quickly as it dries out, but wipe nothing off until it has a chance to dry.

To rinse quartz countertops, you can spray the entire counter with a spray bottle and get wet, but be sure to rinse the entire surface to effectively clean it and remove any detergent residues. You can also use a household alcohol towel as it is excellent for quartz counters.