No, quartz countertops do not need to be sealed; in contrast, natural stones such as granite or marble do require sealing to maintain their integrity.

It is not recommended for outdoor use; consequently, prolonged exposure to UV rays can cause discoloration and damage over time.

It’s important to avoid dropping heavy objects on it; therefore, especially near the edges, you should take extra care to prevent chipping or cracking.

This surface is on-porous, meaning it resists staining from spills like wine, coffee, or oils. However, it’s still a good idea to clean up spills promptly.

• Quartz is non-porous, but spills should still be wiped promptly

• Avoid leaving coffee, wine, oils, or cosmetics sitting for long periods

• Use a glass or surface cleaner for tougher spots

• Quartz is heat-resistant, not heat-proof

• Always use trivets or hot pads under:

  • Hot pans

  • Crockpots

  • Air fryers

  • Griddles / electric skillets

Do not use:

• Bleach

• Abrasive scrub pads (no steel wool)

• Oven cleaner

• Drain cleaner

• High-pH or alkaline cleaners

• Acetone

• Use cutting boards — knives can dull over time on quartz

• Do not use quartz outdoors unless specifically approved by the manufacturer