How to Clean Marble is a course by the American Homeowners Association.
marble is one of the most luxurious and beautiful countertop and flooring materials.marble requires special care and maintenance.Many products and techniques that are traditionally used with other surfaces can cause permanent damage to marble.Follow the guidelines to clean marble effectively and safely.
Wine, coffee, and orange juice are some of the liquids that can stain marble.If you see a spill, clean it up as quickly as possible.It's best to keep stone surfaces dry if water is left to pool for a period of time.
Unless the product specifically states that it is marble-safe, avoid general-purpose cleaners.Most of the time, a solution of dish soap and warm water is all that is needed to keep marble looking new.Put a soft cloth into the soap, wring out the cloth, and wipe the marble clean.
You don't need to get down on your hands and knees to clean marble floors with a solution of dish soap and warm water.It is fine to use a mop, but be careful not to put too much water all over the place.When you finish, the floor should be a little damp, but if any pools have collected, you haven't wrung out the mop well enough.To clean up standing water, use a dry cloth or towel.
While many homeowners revere the cleaning virtues of vinegar, it should not be applied to marble because of its high level of acidity.
It can be difficult to remove stains from marble, but it is not impossible.The stain needs to be absorbed.To make a thick paste, mix baking soda with a small amount of water.Apply it to the stain, then cover it with plastic wrap.If the solution has worked, leave the paste in place for at least 24 hours.If the stain is less noticeable but still hanging on, repeat the process with a fresh application of paste.