The ever-lasting finish requires only simple and routine care to maintain its good looks. Cleaning with a damp cloth and a little liquid detergent will do the job. Because CaesarStone is Heat resistance Highly impervious to stains, it will withstand exposure to tea, soda, wine, vinegar, lemon juice, and strongly colored spices. Just wipe away and the surface is like new again.

Stubborn stains or dried spills
Any multi-purpose cleaner or detergent can be used on these stains. For extra-stubborn spills, use a Soft Scrub to shift the dirt. It won't damage the tough surface. Cleaning liquids like bleach are also good for removing stains that seem to be hard to remove at first.

Spot Removal
To remove adhered materials like food, gum, nail polish, dried paint, first scrape away the excess with a sharp blade. If there are any gray metal marks on the surface, one of the regular cleaning agents will remove it. Finally wash and rinse the surface in the normal way.

Polishing
CaesarStone is non-porous and will therefore keep its lustrous gloss and ultra-smooth surface without polishing. However occasional home polishing can enhance stain resistance and ease of cleaning. Any granite-polishing agent may be used.

Heat Resistance
CaesarStone can tolerate moderately hot temperatures for brief periods of time without warping, discoloring or otherwise being damaged. This makes our surfaces ideal for kitchens because an accidentally misplaced hot pot will not ruin the countertop. However, take care to avoid direct contact for a long time with very hot pots.

Tough - Yes, Indestructible - No
As with any surface, CaesarStone can be permanently damaged by exposure to strong chemicals and solvents that undermine its physical properties. Do not use products that contain trichlorethane or methylene chloride, such as paint removers or strippers. Avoid any highly aggressive cleaning agents like oven/grill cleaner that have high alkaline/PH levels.