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Quartz offers a range of benefits that make it a popular choice among homeowners. The quartz used in these worktops is a durable and visually striking mineral, mined and manufactured into surfaces by various brands across the globe.

Typically, the manufacturing process involves around 90% ground quartz, contributing to a lower environmental impact.Quartz worktops are naturally colourful and resilient, requiring no additional treatments or ongoing maintenance to retain their appearance over time. They are also resistant to scratches and heat, making them an ideal option for busy households, especially those with children or pets.

Compac is not suitable for outdoor use, as prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and UV rays may cause discoloration.

With proper care and protection from UV rays, the color will remain vibrant under normal indoor use.

No. Compac quartz surfaces should never be polished.

Do not place Technological Quartz COMPAC in outdoors or anywhere subjected to intense solar radiation or in places where the product is exposed to UV-emitting lamps.

Do not apply any kind of sealant, waterproof, brightener, etc. These products will provide an artificial and short-lasting shine, removing the natural shine of Technological Quartz COMPAC. The use of these products may result in the loss of the warranty.

Avoid leaving standing water on the surface of the countertop (dish drainers, wet rags).

To avoid marks produced by cutting with knives, utensils or sharp tools, protect it using specific cutting boards.

Do not use strippers, caustic soda or products with a pH higher than 10 or with a chlorine base: oven cleaners, toilet cleaners, furniture waxes, oily soaps and products to unclog. Under no circumstances use products containing hydrofluoric acid or dichloromethane. If using bleach or solvent, always rinse with water and never leave them in contact with the surface for a long time. If some of these products are spilled, remove them as soon as possible with plenty of water and a neutral soap.

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‍For tougher stains, first attempt cleaning with a microfiber cloth, warm water, and neutral cleaner.

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All products mentioned should be applied, left on for a few seconds, cleaned thoroughly with water, and dried with a cloth or paper towel. Always dilute aggressive products with water before applying to difficult stains.

‍Apply a small amount of hydrochloric acid diluted with water. Allow it to react for a few seconds, then rinse with plenty of water and dry with a cloth or paper towel.

‍Peel off any household waste using a plastic spatula, then apply a neutral cleaner and rub with a damp cloth. Rinse with water and dry.For silicone traces left after installation, apply a solvent (without dichloromethane) and rub with a non-abrasive sponge. Rinse with plenty of water and dry. Do not leave the solvent on the surface for more than a minute.

‍Pour vinegar or a specific anti-scale product onto the surface and leave for one minute. Rinse with plenty of water and dry. Follow the manufacturer's instructions.

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‍Apply a small amount of neutral cleaner directly to the stain and gently rub with a non-abrasive sponge or cloth until it disappears. Rinse with water and dry. If the stain persists, use a specific countertop degreaser with a non-abrasive sponge, rinse with plenty of water, and follow the manufacturer's instructions.

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