Grout Is Out, Porcelain Is In!
If you love the lustrous look and practicality of porcelain, you’ll be glad to know that grout is out. The modern porcelain countertops are made, not from tiny squares, but full-size slabs big enough for an island. They come in a wide variety of color, pattern and finish combinations, some unique to porcelain, others that simulate marble, cement, wood, and more. How are these porcelain slabs made, how do they compare to natural stone, and how much do porcelain countertops cost?
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Do My Granite Countertops Need Resealing?
Trying to find out how often to reseal granite countertops can be confusing. You may hear recommendations ranging from every three months to every five years or more. The truth is, there is no one-size-fits-all answer, but here is some vital information you should know before you buy granite countertops or if you have granite that may need resealing.
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Fireclay Sinks: Are They Worth the Price?
Because they’re nonporous, fireclay sinks have no nooks and crannies where germs and odors can set up house. Maintenance is easy: a daily wipe-down with a spot of mild dish soap and soft rag or sponge does the trick. If a stain persists, experts recommend a little baking soda or mild abrasive cleaner. With proper care, a fireclay sink will continue to add beauty and value to your house for years.