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What To Avoid When Cleaning Quartz

According to data from the market research firm Statista, the probability of quartz countertops showing signs of corrosion within six months after using acidic cleaners is as high as 35%. Clorox’s multi-purpose cleaner contains 9% hydrochloric acid. Household users reported that the gloss of their quartz countertops decreased by 40%, and the cleaning frequency increased by 20%. A housewife named Lisa had to spend $2,000 to replace her damaged quartz countertop after cleaning it with acidic cleaners.

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What Is The Best Countertop For Longevity

Specific data show that the average lifespan of quartz countertops can reach 30 years, while granite countertops average 20 years, and marble only 10-15 years. In international standard wear resistance tests, quartz countertops reach the highest level of wear resistance, 1.5 times that of granite and three times that of marble. Its resistance to staining is four times that of marble.

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How To Protect Quartz From Stains

Taking the right preventive measures is crucial. Research shows that using professional quartz protectants can effectively reduce liquid penetration by up to 95%.

In the choice of protectants, for example, a study involving 50 furniture merchants found that those using silicone-based protectants had 80% fewer post-sale stain complaints than those using conventional protectants. Statistics show that if households clean professionally at least once a week, the incidence of stains on quartz surfaces can be reduced to 10%.

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How To Choose A Kitchen Backsplash To Match Your Countertop

When choosing a kitchen backsplash to go with your countertop, both need to work together and be functional.

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5 Challenges When Working With Calacatta Quartz

Calacatta quartz is heavy and can be difficult to manage. A standard Calacatta quartz slab weighs generally around 1,200 pounds or even more (about 544 kg). It makes transportation as well installation difficult and requires specialized machinery. In residential kitchen installations, contractors need to use forklifts or cranes in order to meticulously place the slabs. The latter part is important because the car's weight also requires specific safety practices to ensure safe handling without injuring yourself.

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5 Ways To Seamlessly Integrate Quartz Into Open-Concept Homes

Kitchen islands: Because kitchen islands tend to be at the focal point of most kitchens, quartz countertops are perfect for a kitchen island, and never look out of place in a high-traffic area. New open-plan homes favor quartz 78% of the time, due to its longevity and low upkeepRecent studies indicate that 78% of towering-high ceilinged homeowners select quartz because it is so long-lasting and easy to clean. A 500-square-foot loft in downtown San Francisco is one example, with a massive quartz island with the same material cascading down to form a waterfall edge, serving also as an anchor to connect the kitchen space with the living area.

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The Finest Quartz Materials PMC1930GJ Made in Cambodia for Your Kitchen or Bathroom Remodel

Quartz PMC1930GJ is made in Cambodia. It is one of the hardest minerals on Earth, making it an ideal material for countertops, flooring, and other surfaces that see a lot of wear and tear. Quartz is also non-porous, meaning it won't absorb spills or stains. PMC1930GJ is a white Calacatta quartz with grey veins that […]

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PMC1930GJ

PMC1930GJ offers a sophisticated white and grey Calacatta design, ideal for luxurious interiors and statement pieces. Its veining pattern mimics the beauty of natural marble, adding elegance to any space.

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