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Use a soft cloth or sponge with warm water and a mild, pH-neutral dish soap. Avoid harsh or acidic cleaners (like vinegar or lemon), as they can dull the finish or weaken the seal. Don’t use steel wool, rough sponges, or scrub pads—they can scratch the surface. A soft microfiber cloth is best for daily cleaning. Most granite surfaces should be sealed once a year (some types may need more or less). Sealing helps prevent stains and keeps moisture from penetrating the stone. Even though granite is relatively stain-resistant, liquids like wine, oil, coffee, and acidic juices can stain if left too long. Always wipe spills as soon as possible. While granite is tough, cutting directly on the surface can dull your knives and potentially scratch the stone. Also, use trivets for hot pots and pans to prevent thermal shock or discoloration. Use a granite-safe polish occasionally to enhance the shine and add an extra layer of protection. Make sure it’s specifically designed for natural stone.

Marble is a timeless and elegant natural stone, but it requires gentle care to maintain its beauty. To clean marble surfaces, use a soft cloth with warm water and a pH-neutral or stone-safe cleaner—avoid acidic or abrasive products like vinegar or bleach, as they can etch or dull the surface. Always wipe up spills immediately, especially from acidic substances such as wine, citrus, or coffee, as marble is porous and prone to staining. Using coasters, trays, and placemats helps protect the surface from scratches and moisture. It’s also important to seal marble regularly—usually once or twice a year—depending on the type of marble and how heavily it’s used. This protective layer helps prevent stains and makes daily cleaning easier. Avoid placing hot pots or pans directly on marble surfaces, and use cutting boards to prevent scratches. With gentle care and regular maintenance, marble can retain its natural beauty and charm for many years.

Onyx is a stunning and luxurious natural stone known for its translucency and unique patterns, but it is also one of the more delicate stones and requires careful maintenance. To keep onyx looking its best, always clean it with a soft cloth and a pH-neutral, non-abrasive cleaner—never use acidic or harsh chemicals, as they can damage the surface. Since onyx is quite soft and porous, it’s highly susceptible to scratches, etching, and stains, so it's important to wipe up spills immediately, especially from acidic substances like citrus, wine, or vinegar. Using coasters, trays, and placemats is recommended to protect the surface, and placing felt pads under decorative items can help prevent scratches. Onyx should be sealed regularly to reduce its absorbency and enhance durability. Avoid placing hot cookware or heavy items directly on the surface, and never cut directly on it. With proper care, onyx can remain a breathtaking focal point in any space, offering both elegance and uniqueness.