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Yes, white quartz sinks do have a certain risk of yellowing over time. However, don't worry too much, as this change mainly stems from resin aging, pigment deposition, water quality issues, and improper cleaning methods, rather than a change in the quartz particles themselves.

If your white quartz sink is only slightly dull or yellowed, this can be improved with regular cleaning. 1. Wash with warm water and neutral detergent. 2. Clean with a baking soda paste. 3. Add white vinegar to remove limescale. 4. Finally, rinse thoroughly with clean water.

To keep your black quartz sink black, consumers must: • Scientific cleaning: Daily cleaning and regular deep cleaning; • Careful maintenance: Use protective agents to avoid extreme damage; • Good habits: Always dry your sink after use to reduce the accumulation of water stains and grease.

Scratches on black quartz sinks are not irreparable. Minor scratches can be corrected with daily polishing or cleaning. Moderate scratches can be effectively treated with fine sandpaper or a specialized repair agent. Severe scratches require professional intervention.

Not all sink materials are suitable for flush-mount installation. While sink materials like stainless steel, quartz, and composite materials generally meet flush-mount installation requirements, more fragile materials like ceramic and copper sinks require extra care during installation to ensure they are not damaged by external forces.

Granite sinks are considered the pinnacle of high-end kitchen sinks. Granite is a hard and durable natural stone, often used in luxurious kitchen sinks. Granite sinks offer excellent scratch and stain resistance and are aesthetically pleasing.

One of the greatest advantages of composite quartz sinks is their excellent wear resistance. Quartz itself is an extremely hard mineral with a high hardness, so the surface of composite quartz sinks is generally highly scratch-resistant. They can withstand the abrasion of most kitchen utensils (such as cutlery, knives, and pots).

Stainless steel sinks are one of the most common materials for undercounter sinks and are widely used in home and commercial kitchens. Due to their durability and easy cleaning, stainless steel sinks have become an indispensable part of the kitchen.

The hardness of the quartz kitchen sink is relatively high, usually reaching a Mohs hardness of about 7. This means that it is harder than materials such as glass and ceramic, but quartz kitchen sinks may still be scratched when they collide with harder materials.

Quartz sinks are relatively more durable, especially in terms of scratch resistance and impact resistance. The durability of composite sinks depends on the material. Quartz composite sinks are more durable, but stainless steel composite sinks are slightly inferior in scratch resistance.