Properly protecting your marble tiles will reduce the amount of cleaning you have to do. Regular dust mopping should be part of your maintenance routine. In addition, do these things:<\/p>\n
1.\tUse coasters and trivets. If you have a marble tile counter, always use coasters under your glasses, especially if you\u2019re drinking alcohol or acidic beverages (like orange juice). That way, if the liquid drips over the edge of your glass, it won\u2019t fall on the marble. When pulling hot foods out of the oven, place them on a trivet rather than right on your marble counter. Marble can withstand heat, but protecting it from oven-hot food is still recommended.
\n2.\tUse mats. Keep rugs or mats by all your entryways so you can wipe your shoes off when you come inside. This will help minimize the presence of dirt and debris that may scratch marble tile floors. What\u2019s more, you can keep a rubber mat underneath metal objects. That way, a metal coat rack or indoor flowerpot won\u2019t leave stains on your marble surfaces.
\n3.\tClean spills immediately. Should you spill on your marble tile, use a paper towel to clean up the liquid. Then, use gentle soap and water to clean the area. Finally, dry off your tiles. This will prevent stains and is especially important if you spill acidic food or drink. <\/p>\n
Marble is a durable stone that has lasted through the ages, and it can look magnificent in your home for years to come if you use these care and maintenance tips.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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