White Quartz Stone Fireplace

Best Quartz Countertops Colors

Quartz is one of the hardest minerals in the world with a 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, only surpassed by topaz, corundum, and diamond. Quartz countertops are flexible, making them easier to fit than more rigid natural stone, requiring just epoxy, not screws. 

Quartz is a great option for this! Made from one of the hardest materials on earth, quartz is one of the most durable options for kitchen countertop. While quartz is commonly used in kitchens, it can be used in other parts of the home as well. Not only are there quite a few styles from which to choose, quartz is naturally water resistant and easy to care for.  Quartz countertops offer consistency and uniform color and pattern. With quartz countertops, what you choose is what you will get. On the other hand, it is able to mimic marble or granite to perfection.

One features to love about quartz, it has a low-maintenance and cleaning abilities. This can be linked to its high non-porous feature with the resins mixed in producing it. When it comes to the daily upkeep of the countertops, you should use a simple soft piece of cloth and soapy water. When grease from cooking is an issue, we use Greased Lightning, or a comparable degreasing product, to help loosen and remove the grease from the surface. You can combine a bit of vinegar with water and spray it on the film. Run your sponge over it and it should come off. 

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