Does white granite turn yellow?

White granite is not susceptible to turning yellow in and of itself. However, it can appear to have a yellowish tinge if it becomes stained or discolored due to certain factors. For instance, exposure to certain chemicals, oils, dyes, or acidic substances, such as lemon juice or vinegar, can cause discoloration. Additionally, if the granite is not sealed properly or if the sealant wears off, it may absorb substances and develop yellowish stains over time. It is important to clean any spills or stains promptly and avoid using harsh or acidic cleaners to maintain the natural white color of the granite.