According to the website The Top Source, quartz countertops are made of 93 percent all-natural quartz crystals mixed with a 7-percent resin base. Quartz countertops are slightly more expensive than other types of countertops, such as granite, but for good reason. They are not porous which means that liquids are not absorbed by the countertop, eliminating most stains from occurring. If you own a quartz countertop you will find that clean up is a breeze.

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Add a 1 tsp. of dish soap to a gallon of warm water.

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Dip your washrag in the soapy water and use it to wipe down the quartz countertop.

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Squirt some mild kitchen cleaner over the dirty area if you couldn't get everything up with just the soapy water. Let the mild kitchen cleaner sit on any stuck-on food for two minutes.

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Wipe the quartz countertop again with a washcloth that has been dipped in soapy water to remove any cleaner left on the countertop.

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Rinse away soap residue from the countertop with a wet paper towel. Then allow the counter to dry naturally.