For general day to day cleaning, we advise using a combination of neutral cleaning agent, such as anti-bacterial dishwashing detergent and water, or purchasing one of the widely available stone cleaning products. Avoid streaks and dullness, by buffing off the wet surface with a dry cloth. DO NOT use acidic, abrasive, wax or bleach based household cleaners and sprays on either marble or granite.
CaesarStone Surfaces Care & Maintenance
Its hard, nonporous surface makes CaesarStone simple to clean. In most cases, soap and water or a mild detergent is all that is required to maintain its luster. If necessary, a non-abrasive cleanser such as Soft Scrub Liquid Gel with Bleach or Comet Gel can be used along with a non-scratch or delicate scrub pad such as Scotch-Brite. Adhered materials like food, gum, nail polish, or dried paint can be scraped away with a plastic putty knife; any marks left by the blade can be removed with Soft Scrub and a Scotch-Brite pad. Thoroughly rinse the surface with clean water to remove residue.
While CaesarStone does not require sealants or waxes to maintain its luster, occasional polishing with Soft Scrub Bleach Gel or Comet Gel will keep the quartz surfacing looking its best.
CaesarStone prides itself in providing our customers a virtually care-free surface, but as with any product, excessive abuse can harm its finish. With a small amount of care, your CaesarStone surface will look as great as the day you bought it for years to come.
Care and Maintenance of Silestone
Silestone® is virtually maintenance-free. It does not need to be sealed and cleaning is a cinch. Simply wipe the surface with soap and water on a regular basis to maintain its beauty and shine for years to come.
Difficult spills
To remove difficult spills, soak the area for 10 minutes with a mild household cleaner then rinse and clean away with a soft Scotch Brite pad. For stains that harden as they dry, such as food and gum, remove by gently scraping off of the surface (using a blade or putty remover) and then clean using warm water and soap.
To remove difficult spills, soak the area for 10 minutes with a mild household cleaner then rinse and clean away with a soft Scotch Brite pad. For stains that harden as they dry, such as food and gum, remove by gently scraping off of the surface (using a blade or putty remover) and then clean using warm water and soap.
Extreme heat
Silestone is resistant to heat and can withstand moderately high temperatures for brief periods of time without being damaged. As with any natural stone, however, certain exposure to heat may cause cracks due to thermal shock. Always use a trivet to place hot items on Silestone. Do not use crock pots or electric skillets while in direct contact with Silestone natural quartz surfaces.
Silestone is resistant to heat and can withstand moderately high temperatures for brief periods of time without being damaged. As with any natural stone, however, certain exposure to heat may cause cracks due to thermal shock. Always use a trivet to place hot items on Silestone. Do not use crock pots or electric skillets while in direct contact with Silestone natural quartz surfaces.
Harsh chemicals
The following will harm Silestone: Drano, Liquid Plummer, oven cleaners and floor strippers. Do NOT use these or any other harsh chemicals on your Silestone natural quartz surface.
The following will harm Silestone: Drano, Liquid Plummer, oven cleaners and floor strippers. Do NOT use these or any other harsh chemicals on your Silestone natural quartz surface.
Sunlight Exposure
Continuous long-term exposure to direct sunlight (UV rays) may result in slight discoloration of Silestone natural quartz surfaces.
Continuous long-term exposure to direct sunlight (UV rays) may result in slight discoloration of Silestone natural quartz surfaces.
General Precautions
To prolong the life of your knives, always use a cutting board. Natural quartz is one of the hardest minerals found in nature, making Silestone highly scratch-resistant. That same hardness may dull the sharpness of most knives.
To prolong the life of your knives, always use a cutting board. Natural quartz is one of the hardest minerals found in nature, making Silestone highly scratch-resistant. That same hardness may dull the sharpness of most knives.
Care and Maintenance of Cambria
Caring for your Cambria product is easy. Simply wipe with warm water and a pH neutral, non-abrasive cleaner and a clear water rinse. That's it!
Unlike granite, Cambria surfaces are virtually maintenance free. There's no sealing, buffing, polishing or reconditioning required. You'll never have to worry about spending money again on special sealants or cleaning supplies because Cambria naturally maintains its luster year after year.
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