When choosing a kitchen countertop or other surface in the home, savvy shoppers know there are a few factors to consider: Is it stain and scratch resistant? Is it durable? Is there a wide range of color options to coordinate with your design scheme? Is it easy to maintain? Can it withstand exposure to lemon juice, tea, wine, and other untimely household spills? While there are several beautiful surface materials that might fit into your vision, they will most likely require extra care. Who has time for that? Caesarstone quartz surfaces offer a luxurious, nonporous, low maintenance option that allows you to prepare dinner, entertain, and live your everyday life without the worry that goes into maintaining your countertops. Here are some tips on how to clean your Caesarstone surface and how to keep your kitchen countertop looking new at all times. 1. Take it Easy on Your Surfaces Because Caesarstone surfaces are hard, nonporous, and stain-resistant, it’s not necessary for you to scrub away at cracks and stains. For everyday, routine cleaning, simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth and warm soapy water, a mild detergent, or a quality spray to maintain its luster. Thoroughly dry with a soft cloth or paper towel. For consistent shine, wipe countertops in a broad circular motion. Clean with product Rinse with damp paper towel, cloth or sponge Dry with paper towel Unlike marble and granite countertops, Caesarstone surfaces don’t need to be sealed regularly to protect them from stains, mold and mildew. 2. Use Non-Abrasive Household Cleaners To remove fingerprints, coffee rings and water marks, give your surface a more thorough clean with a non-abrasive household cleaner like Soft Scrub Liquid Gel, a smooth cleansing cream or gentle household bleach. Apply cleaner to damp cloth or sponge, wipe, and dry with paper towel. If you’re looking to use environmentally-safe cleaners, you can use a combination of 50/50 vinegar and water.