RE: How so?

Jan 4, 2025
3:29:36pm

arizonacougarfan All-American

RE: How so?

Quartz countertops linked to deadly lung disease in workers who fabricate them

As demand for quartz countertops has soared, more workers may be exposed to silica dust, which causes irreversible lung damage, a new study shows.

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/quartz-countertops-deadly-lung-disease-workers-rcna95959

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Thinking about new kitchen counter tops. Granite or quartz?

U.E. McGill Playmaker

Jan 3, 1:41pm

Quartz

reagan21

Jan 3, 1:42pm

You don’t have to seal the quartz ones every so often like granite needs.

NoVaCoug10

Jan 3, 1:47pm

Depends on the color/style you are aiming for.

vinnie

Jan 3, 1:49pm

I may need to ask you some questions about my front living space. DM sent.....

reagan21

Jan 3, 2:03pm

Quartz scratches easy. There are pros/cons to each surface

claw

Jan 3, 1:50pm

And you can’t put hot things on quartz. Having granite is like having a kitchen

maxpowers

Jan 3, 1:52pm

I've had quartz for nearly 6 years and never had an issue

NaturalNeuralNet

Jan 3, 1:56pm

Quartzite. Its natural like granite.

BYU Folsom Fan

Jan 3, 1:51pm

Quartz is unsafe for workers

arizonacougarfan

Jan 3, 2:02pm

How so?

BleedCougarBlue2

Jan 4, 3:13pm

RE: How so?

arizonacougarfan

Jan 4, 3:29pm

Thanks for the feedback all.

U.E. McGill

Jan 3, 2:43pm

Granite. Timeless.

BleedCougarBlue2

Jan 4, 3:12pm

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