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Indeed, you can! Quartz is an ideal countertop for those looking to bake often. Quality quartz, like a natural stone countertop, keeps a cool-to-the-touch feel that will allow you to work with…

Yes, you can! But that doesn’t mean you should. Quartz is naturally resistant to scratches, but if your knife is especially sharp, it can leave a scratch. In general, quartz can handle…

Stone countertops are the most durable options for your home. Two of the most durable types are granite and quartz. Granite is mined from the earth, making it a natural stone option.…

Never! One of the major upsides to quartz countertops is that they require no annual sealing, unlike granite. Once you have a quality quartz countertop installed, it’s good to go for dozens…

Thankfully, quartz does not stain easily. It’s pretty resistant to staining. This is due to the non-porous nature of quartz stone. It doesn’t absorb spills or stains quickly. That’s not to say…

In general, quartz is more expensive than granite. There are actually many reasons for this, ranging from importing practices to how cutting technologies have lowered the cost of granite over the years.…

If you’ve spent time scouring the internet, you’ll have seen people recommend vinegar and others tell you to steer clear of it. It’s not a straightforward answer to a seemingly simple question.…

While some say that it’s ok to use Clorox wipes occasionally, we recommend you stay away from them. The reason for this is simple: they lead to damage to your quartz countertops.…