You’ll want to keep the marble looking its best and brightest to keep your kitchen shining.
While they are extremely durable, marble floors dorequire regular cleaningand care with the right products and tools.
Learn how to clean marble floors below with our easy cleaning method.
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Deeper cleaning of marble floors is only required about once a month.
Use a damp microfiber cloth to blot liquids and remove solid particles.
Do a quick rinse with a clean damp cloth and dry the area well to prevent slippery areas.
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Do not use any jot down of dusting spray on the mop.
Tip
Avoid using a vacuum with a beater bar on marble floors.
The action of the brush, although helpful for carpet, can scratch the surface of the marble.
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Skip any stiff-bristled brooms, too!
Fill a second bucket or sink with clean water to use for rinsing the floor.
The floor does not need to be sopping wet.
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Work in a small area, rinsing the mop frequently to remove dirt.
Some marble contains iron oxide particles that can causerust stainsif left wet for too long.
Work in large circles to leave your floor with a highly- polished look.
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