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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]If it makes you feel better, you're wrong about a few features of Corian. [b]Many version of Corian stain easily[/b]. My best friend's mother picked Corian for a kitchen renovation and within a year HATED it. She said anything off color immediately stained it ([/quote] I have never had my Corian stain in 16 years of use. I have a solid white color and all stains come out with soap and water--or a bleach based scrub. I would change it out but its been incredibly resilient and the white is totally non-offensive and actually nice.[/quote] I did not say all. I said many. I have known a number of people who have had issues with Corian. My mother, a realtor who has sold homes for 30 years has seen many, many cases of damaged and stained Corian. My mother is also a rental property manager for about 40+ homes and she says she always recommends to owners not to get Corian because of the number of incidents that she's seen over the years. It is true that there are some people who have had Corian without issues, but my mother tells me that Corian has more problems than just about any other counter surface she's encountered. For the money, it seems to be the least durable of the counter surfaces. YMMV, but I'm only giving OP a comment that there are many complaints about Corian as a durable surface.[/quote]
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