Granite Counter Top 

Granite countertops are surprisingly resilient to stains, and practically impossible to scratch. But, as a preventative measure, blot (do not wipe) up any spills on the countertops within a reasonable amount of time. Don't let liquid sit on countertops overnight. Granite is most prone to staining by oil and acid, so blot these spills up soon after they happen, and then clean the stone with products created for stone care.

The best care you can give your natural stone is preventative care. 
Prevent etch marks, stains or scratches before they happen.

marble Counter Top 

Marble countertops and tabletops are easily stained by acidic foods like fruit, tomato sauce, coffee, and wine. Blot, do not wipe, any spills immediately, then clean with a neutral PH or stone care product. Always use coasters, pads or mats to place hot pots, dishware or containers.

Etch, etching, etch-mark: mark of corrosion produced by acidic substances when coming in contact with stones rich in minerals reactive to acids (Calcite, Chlorine, etc.). Looks like a watermark. Usually a stone polish can remove an etch, in some cases the use of powders or diamonds may need to be included in the restoration with a final polish.

Stain: usually appears darker than the stone and is imbedded into the stones surface, can not be wiped of. A poultice may be the only way to remove the stain.

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