Quartz countertop with a single stainless steel sink. - Kchiz25/Shutterstock Quartz countertops are like that friend who quietly handles everything without complaining: strong, stylish, and ready to ...

Note the location, color, and texture of the stain to figure out what it could be from. Water, grease, and tannin stains will all require different cleaning methods, as will different countertop ...

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Most quartz stains like coffee or grease come out easily with dish soap or baking soda. Tough stains need a baking soda and hydrogen peroxide paste to lift them safely. Quick cleanup and avoiding ...

Hands in yellow cleaning gloves spray liquid from a pink bottle onto a countertop stain and wipe with a microfiber cloth - Ruslandashinsky/Getty Images Countless households embraced the granite ...

Blot the stained area with a microfiber cloth to remove as much liquid as possible. Dampen a new microfiber cloth with water and add a few drops of dish soap. Use the damp, soapy microfiber cloth to ...

The more people in a kitchen, the more opportunity for spills. Except for quartz and granite, stone counters had a hard time fending off stains in Consumer Reports tests. It’s best to deal with stains ...

Avoid harsh cleaners or abrasive scrubbers, which may damage the stone and erode its sealant.