Countertops play a critical role in any kitchen, and so it's important to carefully choose the type of stone you want to use ...

that makes stone cleaners, stain removers and other products for stone surfaces. He cautioned, though, that this advice holds only for granite, quartzite and quartz surfaces, with quartzite ...

7. Reseal regularly Most stone surfaces require periodic sealing to maintain their resistance to stains and moisture. 'Sealing natural stone surfaces like granite, marble and limestone is a ...

From oily, greasy foods to cooking oil spills, these organic stains can be tough to clean and can create even bigger messes. Mock suggests creating a homemade poultice, or gritty paste ...

If you've ever had to deal with a permanent marker stain on your stone countertop, you know what a nightmare it can be. Your once beautiful surface is now tarnished with a mark that is seemingly ...

Use a cleaner formulated for marble, such as the MB-5 Stone & More Multi-Surface Cleaner or the Lustro Italiano Stone Cleaner, and spray it over the stain. Leave the cleaner alone for 30 seconds. Wipe ...