Quartz worktop cleaner

Because they are sturdy, low-maintenance, and simple to clean, quartz countertops are a popular option for kitchens and bathrooms. To prevent harming the countertop's surface, it's crucial to use the correct cleanser.   

Here are some tips for choosing a quartz worktop cleaner:

Select a cleaner that has been created with quartz countertops in mind. These cleansers won't remove the sealant and will be kind to the countertop's surface.

Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive cleaners. These cleansers have the potential to dull the sheen and harm the countertop's surface.

Pick a cleanser with a pH of neutral. This indicates that the cleanser won't be acidic or alkaline, which could harm the countertop's surface.

Here are some popular quartz worktop cleaners:

Unika Granite and Quartz Worktop Cleaner Spray: 

This cleanser was created especially for granite and quartz countertops. It doesn't contain any harsh chemicals and has a neutral pH.

HG Natural Stone Worktop Cleaner: 

Additionally made specifically for quartz and granite countertops, this cleanser. It is biodegradable and pH-neutral.

Method Granite & Marble Surface Cleaner: 

This cleaner is biodegradable and pH-neutral. Other natural stone surfaces, such granite and marble, can be safely used with it.

To clean your quartz countertop:

• On a microfiber cloth, mist the cleaner.
• Utilise the microfiber cloth to clean the countertop.
• Use fresh water to clean the countertop.
• Make use of a fresh microfiber cloth to dry the countertop.
• Here are some additional tips for cleaning your quartz countertop:

Spills should be immediately cleaned up to avoid stains.

To avoid scratching the countertop when slicing food, use a cutting board.

The countertop should not be immediately touched by hot pots and pans.

To prevent stains, seal your quartz countertop every one to two years.

By following these tips, you can keep your quartz countertop looking its best for years to come