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yvonne2012
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Comments (9)No Vinegar has the same pH level as hydrochloric acid. pH3 and baking soda is an abrasive If you look at the care & maintenance instructions from the quartz manufacturer and also read their warranty cards. They will say not to use anything that is not pH neutral. Bleach, Vinegar, etc are all corrosive and will dull the surfaces overtime. Bleach is also mentioned NOT TO BE USED by all the major manufacturers. This is what bleach can do on both dark and light colours Whilst it can be repaired by a very limited number or specialised stonemasons (use only stonemasons as this is their trade and the master masons understand stone fully) It is expensive to correctly repair back to the original finish and shine. No just blending and a bandaid fix. We HIGHLY SUGGEST you use something like these products they will remove all stains from quartz countertops without damage...See MoreQuartz counter top for SW Agreeable Gray cabinets
Comments (5)Go look at slabs in person. Some I thought I liked I hated in the showroom. I am not into the very large veiny quartz counters that are out now, I like simple with some small pattern within. We went with santamargherita vermont (opus stone) and are very happy with it. A subtle pattern and true white background, didn't want yellow or gray....See MoreQuartz Counter top resurface?
Comments (2)Something like this? Would polishing this Quartz help resolve this issue? Have you found a solution?...See MoreCleaning Quartz Countertops
Comments (1)Good ole soap and water works the best, but I do spray with Method Antibacterial spray when I need something extra. I’ve had my quartz kitchen counters and bar counters for 4 years, beat them to death, and they’re still perfect. I do use this spray every 3-4 months or so, which really cleans them and shines them up. I use it on all my stainless steel too. An internet find, which usually I have no success with these random ads lol, but this stuff is pretty awesome....See MoreGreenDesigns
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