Care & Maintenance

Easy Care.

Sadestone requires very little maintenance. Simply wipe your quartz surface regularly with soap and warm water to maintain its beauty and luster for years to come. Any general-purpose, pH-balanced household cleaner can be used.

Quartz surfaces are durable and nonporous, which makes them resistant to chemicals, heat, and

It won’t scratch easily.

It is one of the most

Materials for countertops that are easy to maintain.

Daily Cleaning & Care

For daily cleaning, use a damp cloth or paper towel to remove dirt and other residue.

You can use a cleaning solution that’s half vinegar and half water.

Water and calcium build up, especially around faucets.

Quartz surfaces don’t stain and don’t absorb liquids, but you still have to clean up spills.

Use a nonabrasive cleaning method for spills that won’t wash away easily.

You’ll need a cleaning pad, like a white 3M Scotch-Brite® pad with Use Formula 409® Glass & Surface Cleaner or a similar product.

Don’t use cleaners that contain bleach.

Caring for Countertop Finish

Quartz surfaces don’t need to be polished or sealed to stay shiny. The best way to clean it is with soapy water.

Preventing Heat Damage

Quartz surfaces can handle being exposed to normal cooking temperatures, but they can’t handle…
This is damage caused by a sudden change in temperature. It is important to protect them from direct heat.
The surface of your countertop.
We suggest using heat trivets when placing hot objects, such as pots, pans, electric frying pans, griddles, or crocks.
You can put pots and toaster ovens on any surface.
Quartz surfaces don’t need polishing or sealants to keep their shiny look.

Preventing Other Damage

  • Although quartz surfaces can resist scratches, we do not recommend cutting directly on them.
  • It’s a countertop. We suggest using a cutting board.
  • Don’t put strong chemicals or solvents like paint removers or oven cleaners on your countertop.
  • etc. Keep nail polish remover, bleach, permanent markers, and inks away from countertops. Avoid
  • Exposure to a high pH level over a long period of time
  • Cleaning products. If you come into contact with any of the listed substances,
  • Flush the surface with water, quickly.

Removing Difficult Spills

Sometimes things spill and dry on the countertop. Some materials get harder when they dry. Gum is an example of this.

If you have any food, grease, nail polish, or paint on your hands, you can get it off by gently scraping away the excess with a plastic putty knife.

Sadestone is our own brand located in Gaziantep / Turkey producing quartz slabs both for local and nationwide demands.

We’re proud to partner with several brands as we aim to make some really important changes in your business