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Any tips for cleaning marble?
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Ive got a marble fire surround and i normally just clean with a damp rag or a bit of soap but if its a really bad mark i find that one of those magic sponges from aldis (used like an eraser) is really effective. just wipe over after with a damp cloth.0
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It always surprises me when posts go back a long way & sometimes resurface again. I see Traf has posted on this thread :eek:
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Has anyone got any tips for removing rings left on marble? I have tried detergent and also a small amount of Cif.Loved our trip to the West Coast USA. Death Valley is the place to go!0
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No, I havent, I will give it a go Loved our trip to the West Coast USA. Death Valley is the place to go!0
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Hi northwest,
There are some suggestions on this thread that may help:
Any tips for cleaning marble?
Once you've had more ideas I'll add your thread to that one to keep the suggestions together.
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'Method' make a marble cleaner. I know because I won a huge box of Method cleaning products in a John Lewis competition and marble cleaner was one of them. The only marble I have is a hearth which isn't that badly marked. It does come up nice with the cleaner though. Wish there was some way I could email you a 'squirt' so you could try it before buying!2025's challenges: 1) To fill our 10 Savings Pots to their healthiest level ever
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Hello everyone... I am a newbie....Can I get any tips to prevent discoloration of marble?0
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How are granite, gneiss, and marble related? I thought that granite through heat and pressure could become a gneiss and that through further heat and pressure the granite gneiss could become marble, but I couldn't find anything on the web about that process . How are granite, gneiss, and marble related?0
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I've just had marble work-surfaces fitted in my kitchen, and the next day some olive oil spilled on one which I didn't notice for several hours. Now there's a stain which has resisted normal cleaning.
Do any of you wonderful people know what I can use to get rid of the stain, please?
Any hints on care and things to avoid would also be greatly appreciated!
(The marble slabs were a freebie and fitted by my son, so I can't refer back to a shop/salesman).0
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