Cleaning marble floors

If you want to clean marble, there are a few things you have to consider! We give you tips on how to make your marble floor and marble surfaces shine in new splendour again.Marble creates a luxurious charm in the apartment. This natural product is a

Learn here what are the most popular types of marble, some handy do's and don'ts of marble cleaning, how to remove stains & scratches, etc.

I have a honed Carrera marble floor in my master bath. Every product I have tried etches the marble (if it works at all) or the grout looks just the same after scrubbing. I have tried many natural solutions off of Pinterest and retail products with zero results (one worked well but etched the tile) and it's getting frustrating. Does anyone know what will work to clean the grout without damaging the stone?

Thinking about using marble in a bathroom? I share how we clean and maintain ours and whether or not I'd choose to use marble again!

Marble countertops and floors have been around for a long time. Get DIY and store bought cleaning hacks for your marble countertops and floors.

Marble is a beautiful material but it's not the easiest to keep clean. Did you know that you aren't supposed to us anything acidic on marble? Also, did you know…

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Uncover some essential “do’s” and “don’ts” for how to clean marble floors whether with mild household cleaners like dish soap and baking soda.

I have a lot of marble surfaces in my old house and I love them but they can be a challenge to keep clean. My home came with gorgeous marble countertops as well as marble flooring and cleaning marble requires special care. Many general cleaning products are not safe for marble because they are abrasive or contain acidic substances. I found making my own diy marble cleaner is an inexpensive and simple solution.

Learn how to remove water stains from marble using mild cleaners such as baking soda, dish soap, hydrogen peroxide, white vinegar, and a soft cloth.