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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Granite is not bullet-proof, nor is it maintenance-free. Not sure where people are getting that idea? As a porous material, it can harbor bacteria. As a result, it should be sealed annually, although many people don't realize this and skimp on the upkeep. It also can stain. Even with sealing, the surface is only stain-resistant--not stain-proof. You’ll still need to quickly clean up any spills like coffee or wine. Materials like quartz and soapstone are non-porous and much better in this regard. See here for some examples of what can happen: [url]http://www.finishing.com/113/03.shtml[/url][/quote] I've had granite for more than 15 years in two different homes. Never sealed after first time. Lenny of juice and coffee spills, no stains.[/quote] +1 Never have had stains. I think newer granite is very well sealed before installing. I have certainly NEVER refinished mine, nor do I have a "hidden bacteria" problem. Laughable.[/quote]
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