How do I clean soap scum on silestone countertops in the bathroom?
(Quartz product)
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Get in there with a toothbrush or something small that can get into the cracks. Not sure what the counter is made of because I think auto correct did something weird in your question but whatever cleaner is safe to use on the counter should work around the faucet with a little brush.
I use this on all my bathroom jobs I leave on for over a hour then clean off you might have to do it a second time but it does clean it
Quartz counters are very durable, and non porous, so the soap scum is only on the surface. You should be able to scrape it with a plastic putty knife, if it's super thick... then use a degreaser product that's safe for the quartz to finish breaking through the remaining soap residue.