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I was looking at that wood like expoy floor as well and thought the same thing -
When i was shopping the guys that sold the man made quartz tops said heat will discolor them. Maybe that depends on brand? The price was very close between granite and quartz and his advice was "If you use your kitchen go granite, if you want a show kitchen and eat out choose quartz, if your going to sell the house right away go quartz because granite has too many myths and misconceptions surrounding it" For the TV thing, i don't think they care. They probably have a crew that sands and refinishes it after every show. -
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By treeslayer · Posted
i bought one when they first came out and i still have it and still use it on occasion, i just have to read the instructions first like everything else -
The man-made quartz stuff, like Silestone, too. We have that in our (relatively) new home, and I love it. I see cooking shows on TV where they will take a pan straight off the hot stove and set it on what appears to be a wooden cutting board or counter top - but I have no idea what kind of wood surface you can do that to without scorching it.
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