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  • Prolonged Exposure to High Temperatures or Direct Sunlight Sintered stone countertops are highly heat-resistant, but prolonged exposure to hot pots or direct sunlight may cause minor oxidation of the mineral components in the surface, resulting in a slight yellowing.
    2025-10-03
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  • Calacatta marble slab is neither completely warm nor completely cool. Its base color is a neutral white, and its warm or cool properties depend on: • Grain color • Lighting • Matching elements
    2025-10-01
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  • Identifying sintered stone slab by appearance: Authentic sintered stone slab has a texture deep within the slab and will not disappear due to cutting or wear. Floors with overly regular or repetitive textures are likely imitations with decals or inkjet printing.
    2025-09-30
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  • Use a neutral cleaner Acidic or alkaline cleaners, such as citric acid or bleach, should not be used on marble countertops. We recommend using a neutral cleaner specifically formulated for natural stone, which removes dirt without damaging the surface.
    2025-09-29
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  • White marble slabs are arguably one of the most common and classic choices on the market. Key reasons for their popularity include: • Strong transparency • High adaptability • Unique texture However, white marble slabs also have drawbacks, such as being more susceptible to dust and requiring more frequent cleaning.
    2025-09-26
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  • Unsealed marble slabs easily absorb dust, sand, and oil, making cleaning difficult and potentially leaving scratches or stains. Sealing reduces this absorption, preserving the marble slab's pristine finish. Therefore, sealing marble slabs is not only essential for protecting the stone but also extends its lifespan and aesthetics.
    2025-09-24
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