Maintenance for marble

Marble
Marble is a durable natural product with a timeless appearance. Because it is porous and calcareous, it requires a little attention. A few simple habits help prevent stains, rings and dull patches.

• Act quickly after spills
  Immediately absorb spilled liquids, including water, with a soft cloth. Then rub the area dry with a dry cloth or chamois leather.
   
• Use a soft cloth and lukewarm water
  For daily care, a soft cloth and lukewarm water are sufficient. Always dry the surface immediately afterwards to avoid rings.

• Choose pH-neutral products
  Use only mild, pH-neutral cleaning products that are suitable for natural stone or marble.
   
• Avoid acids and aggressive products
  Do not use vinegar, lemon, limescale removers, abrasives, bleach or other aggressive cleaners. They can dull the marble or damage the surface.
   
• Prevent greasy films
  Do not use concentrated solutions of green or brown soap. They can leave a film that attracts dirt and dust more easily.​
   
• Protect the surface
  Use coasters, placemats or felt pads under glasses, hot objects, decorations and accessories.
   
• Lift objects
  Do not slide vases, dishes or other objects across the marble. This helps prevent scratches.

​​Regular and careful maintenance helps preserve marble’s natural sheen and appearance for longer.