Shield your granite countertops from water damage with a professional-grade sealer every 12-24 months, applying it in even strokes across the entire surface. Wipe up spills and standing water immediately with a soft microfiber cloth, as even minor pooling can penetrate the stone’s surface and leave unsightly marks. Install a dedicated dish-drying rack or mat to prevent water accumulation, particularly around sink areas where moisture exposure is highest.
Water stains on granite occur when minerals in water seep into the stone’s microscopic pores, creating dark patches or white calcium deposits that can permanently mar …









