• • Do not use scouring pads or abrasive cleaners
• • Do not use cleaners containing acid including vinegar and lemon juice
• • Do not clean with a concentrated bleach

WHAT NOT TO DO: • Do not use coasters under glasses, especially if they contain alcohol or citrus juices; use placemats under ceramics, silver, or other solid objects that may scratch the stone surface. • Do not use bleach, ammonia, general-purpose cleaners, or abrasive cleaning agents. • Do not use cleaners that contain acids such as bathroom cleaners and tile cleaners. • Do not use alkaline cleaners not specifically formulated for natural stone. • Don’t leave large amounts of water on a marble surface as this could end up leaving a stain. WHAT TO DO: • Marble surfaces can be treated with a special anti-stain and anti-oil product. • Professional refinishing is recommended to remove etch marks and restore the stone's natural finish. However, if you don’t have access to it, you can manually remove stains. If a stain is particularly difficult, use a soft scrub pad to buff out the stain and wipe it with a cloth to remove the dust. • Finally, you may apply a stone sealant to re-establish protection on the affected area. If you choose to seal your marble, use a quality product and follow the manufacturer's directions for use • Do not, under any circumstances, use abrasive or aggressive products, acidic detergents, bleach, abrasive paper, or steel wool.