There are several reasons to adore a marble stone benchtop. While you may adore the intricate, genuine design or the delicate and opulent aesthetic of your benchtop, it’s also equally essential to clean it to keep those features intact.

The good news? It doesn’t require a whole of paying attention to keep the best marble stone benchtops stain-free and sparkling. But knowing a bit of dos and don’ts when cleaning marble stone benchtops can make a difference.

We’ve outlined a few to help you clean your very own stone benchtops in Melbourne so it stays just as good as new in the long run. Here’s what you need to know.

Dos

Daily Wiping

As and when needed, do regularly wipe your marble stone kitchen benchtops with a soft cloth and the appropriate pH-neutral cleaner (We recommend Lithofin MN Easy-Clean Spray). Aside from this, you can buy other Natural stone cleaners which are safe to use on Marble, Granites, Quartzites & Dolomites.

Using Sealants

If you want to prevent stains on your marble benchtop, try sealing it once every six months. Ensure you use a high-quality sealant to do it yourself. If you want to save on time, try hiring a professional to do it for you. Doing so will help you maintain its original state for years to come.
Recommended Products:
Lithofin MN Stain Stop
Dry Treat Stain Proof

Stain Management

Before you start washing your marble benchtop, deal with any stains right away if you find any. Since different stains call for different approaches to removal, see that you use the right stain management technique for your benchtop. You’d also want to take care of any loose dirt or debris on your marble. Doing a simple clean daily as a part of your stain management will help keep it as good as new.

Don’ts

Say No to Everyday Supplies

When cleaning your marble benchtops, avoid any type of usual kitchen cleaning supplies. These could etch or damage the marble. Avoid products that have bleach or substances like vinegar, fabric softeners, citrus, or various other acidic ingredients.

Prevent Abrasive Materials

Avoid using abrasive tools or materials on your marble benchtops. These include anything from steel wool to scouring pads, sandpaper, etc. These can potentially dull or scratch your marble’s surface so avoid them at all costs.

Avoid Waxing

Waxing is not recommended as it can leave a residue behind, making your precious benchtop look bland or greasy. If you feel like it, you can use a dedicated polishing cream especially for marbles to keep it shining (Treatment by professionals is highly recommend if you have no experience).

Now that you know the dos and don’ts of cleaning your fantastic marble stone benchtops, ensure you follow these daily to maintain its shine and glow.

If you’re considering getting one or replacing your existing stone benchtop in Melbourne, look no further than Marella Granite and Marble. With several years in the business, we have become one of Australia’s leading marble stone suppliers and deal in a wide variety of natural stones and tiles with varieties including but not limited to Limestone, Travertine, Bluestone and more.

Our stone slabs have been used in making signature kitchen benchtops and can help you recommend the right one to suit your unique needs.

As your premium supplier of natural stones, let us help you in selecting your new Kitchen benchtop that not only looks great but lasts for years to come. Get a free quote now.