How to Maintenance quartz stone countertops?

GL Top Stone has produced quartz stone countertops in Thailand for many years. We have seen many customers who do not understand the maintenance aof quartz stone countertops. This article will provide some ideas on this topic.

Avoid high temperature.

Although quartz stone is a very high temperature-resistant material, any material has the characteristics of thermal expansion and contraction.

Continuous high temperature will change the internal structure of the material and cause local expansion, resulting in cracking and deformation of the countertop. High temperature resistance means that the general high temperature will not burn, scald, deform and change the color of the countertop.

It is recommended that you can place a good heat insulation pad on the countertop to protect the countertop when you are using it!

 Avoid heavy objects pressing on the countertop

Heavy objects, especially the weak parts on the countertop, such as the edge of the stove, near the water basin, the corner splicing part, and the suspended part in the middle of the long-span cabinet.

If you do not pay attention to these later stages, it is easy to cause the countertop to crack! I have encountered many times before that workers will step on the countertop when hanging the hood or hanging the ceiling, especially the edge of the stove mouth is often cracked. This kind of operation is not correct. Please be sure to ask the installer not to step on it!

Avoid scratching the countertop with sharp objects.

Quartz stone is a brittle and high-hardness composite material. If we often use steel wool to clean the countertop, the gloss of the countertop will be damaged, and bleeding will occur later! At the same time, avoid glass, sandpaper, and broken porcelain from causing damage to the countertop!

Avoid long-term ultraviolet radiation

Ultraviolet radiation will oxidize the surface gloss and cause chromatic aberration!

Avoid using detergents with too high a density

Use proper detergents after diluting them with water. After use, wash it with soapy water and dry it with a dry cloth! Avoid limescale!