Cleaning and Protecting Marble Floors- BizFloors

Cleaning and Protecting Marble Floors

Jul 8, 2014

Marble flooring is a beautiful stone and one of the most luxurious floors that can be added to a home. However, just like all precious things, marble is also delicate and requires proper care to maintain its luster and elegant shine.

Cleaning Marble Floors

Cleaning marble floors starts with preventative care and regular maintenance. Routine sweeping, dusting and mopping your marble floor will remove dirt and surface debris that could possible scratch or harm your marble flooring. It is also important to remove any spills that occur to avoid staining of your floor.

How to clean marble floors?

Choose a floor cleaning solution for your marble floor that is pH neutral. Never use an acidic solution! Acidic marble floor cleaning solutions will remove its shine and can scratch the flooring. A highly dilluted solution of ammonia and water, or very weak solution of dish soap and water is good for the light cleaning of your marble floor. Upon completion of mopping your marble floor, use a soft, fluffy towel to dry your marble floor. It is important to remove any excess water or other liquids to avoid the porous marble and its grout from absorbing liquids and staining the floor.

Deep Cleaning Your Marble Floors

It is recommended to have your marble flooring cleaned professionally to bring back the natural shine of marble and to properly clean the grout. Marble is a delicate material, and if you do not know the proper cleaning techniques, you can easily cause irreversible damage. Hiring a professional marble floor restoration company like Bizaillion Floors, LLC. guarantees to bring back your marble floor’s beauty and prestige it had when first installed. With over 35 years of experience cleaning marble floors, restoring marble flooring’s natural shine, and cleaning marble flooring tile and grout, Bizaillion Floors, LLC. is the premier source for quality, efficient, and affordable marble floor cleaning.

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