The formation of stains is usually closely related to the timeliness of cleaning. When coffee is spilled on the countertop, the best way to deal with it is to wipe it immediately with a damp cloth or mild detergent to prevent the stain from penetrating below the surface. However, often due to negligence or failure to deal with it in time, coffee residues remain on the countertop for a long time, causing deep stains.

Here are a few of the main reasons that black quartz countertops may become cloudy: 1. Surface contamination and stains 2. Using improper cleaning agents 3. Scratches and surface damage 4. Natural aging and environmental factors

The most basic way to clean quartz countertops every day is to use warm water and a mild neutral detergent. You can use a soft, lint-free cloth or sponge to gently apply the detergent to the surface of the countertop, then rinse thoroughly with warm water and finally wipe dry with a clean cloth.

The heat resistance temperature of resins is usually between 150°C and 200°C. Above this temperature, the resin may begin to soften or deform. If the heat transferred from the bottom of the toaster reaches or exceeds this temperature for a long time, the quartz countertop may be partially damaged.

quartz countertops have become the first choice of more and more consumers because of their hardness and durability, anti-fouling and easy cleaning, diversified design, low maintenance cost and high environmental safety.