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how can i get stains out of a marble countertop?
I have a marble sink and there are a bunch of stains on it and one spot where it seems like an abrasive damaged the surface. Any solutions??
4 Answers
- Backwoods BarbieLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Marble Stains
Chances are, your favorite kitchen cleaning product isn't formulated to clean marble counter tops. Marble can be cleaned using warm, sudsy water or a solution of borax and water. Thoroughly rinse and buff dry. To remove stains from marble, make a paste of baking soda and bleach and cover the stain with the paste. Cover the paste with a damp cloth, leave overnight, then wet down and scrape off residue. Rinse thoroughly. You could also try a paste made from 20% hydrogen peroxide and powdered whitening from the paint store, using the same method. A commercial marble cleaner is another alternative. You may want to seal the marble to make future cleanings easier either with a commercial sealant or a coat of high quality automotive polish...
- 1 decade ago
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- NoodleLv 51 decade ago
Best thing to do is call HomeDepot or Lowes or any hardware store that specializes in those products. Sometimes they can give you free advice on how to clean from those who directly sell the marble countertops.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
1-alcohol 2-toothpaste (seriously) 3-if bsolutly necessary- nail polish remover
Source(s): neighbors lol