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How to Remove Stains from Quartz Countertops

Removing stains from your precious quartz countertop is not enough if not done right. Doing it right means getting rid of the stains without damaging the countertop.

To the untrained eye, that may not mean much but other than removing the unsightly marks on your quartz countertops, you are prolonging its integrity and preserving its value when you clean.

When you spot a stain on your quartz countertop be it a water stain, spill stain, dried-on stain, or a discoloration, don’t just run off and start applying every cleanser you lay your hands on. You should only use the recommended quartz stain remover along with the right sponge for the best results.

Let us dive in on how to get stains out of quartz countertops the right way.

How does quartz stain?

Quartz may be a non-porous countertop material, but it still stains. That said, the stain-causing agent cannot penetrate the material. It remains on the surface and can turn into a dried-on stain that ultimately leads to discoloration.

Fortunately, when you find yourself in a ‘stained quartz situation’, you can easily remedy it without causing further damage to the material.

Remove stain from quartz countertops the right way

You can always stay ahead of stain setting on your quartz countertop. You just need to practice certain safe routines.

Dipping a dishcloth or soft sponge in warm water and lightly scrubbing the quartz countertop is one of the recommended routine maintenances that should top your checklist. Doing this regularly will keep stains away.

Water stains

The greatest enemy you should be watching out for when safeguarding your quartz countertop is water stains. They can quickly cause your countertop surface to lose its luster. Once water gets into the quartz material, it may damage the finish, sealing the countertop. The best way to prevent this damage is by wiping off the spills as soon as they happen.

However, should a spill turn into a stain, you can resort to a simple mixture of warm water and baking soda to get rid of it. Pour a little of the solution on the stain and rub it gently with a soft kitchen sponge.

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