Common materials include quartz stone or solid surfaces with a gel coat. When purchasing, carefully observe whether the product color is uniform, whether there are air bubbles on the surface, whether the surface feels noticeably uneven to the touch, and whether there are obvious scratches when you scratch the surface with your fingernail. Products with a cloudy color, a plastic-like feel, and a porous surface may easily absorb color and oil. At the same time, pay attention to the after-sales service quality of the manufacturer and sales unit, including the company's strength, the coverage of its nationwide after-sales network, and after-sales policies such as "three guarantees" and joint warranty. Also, pay attention to product quality supervision information released by market and quality supervision departments.
When using, avoid placing hot objects directly or for extended periods on the surface of artificial stone sanitary ware. Never cut vegetables on the surface of artificial stone sanitary ware, and remove any spilled contaminants as soon as possible.
For daily cleaning, use soap, dish soap, or other detergents, then wipe dry with a cloth. For knife marks, burn marks, or scratches, if the surface is matte, use 400-600 grit sandpaper to polish until the marks disappear, then use a cleaner and a scouring pad to restore the original appearance. If the surface has a high gloss, first polish with 800-1200 grit sandpaper, then use polishing wax and a wool polishing pad to polish with a low-speed polishing machine, and finally clean with a clean cotton cloth. For minor scratches, gently wipe the surface with a damp, dry cloth.
