Why is there yellow staining on my marble? One cause of yellow staining on your marble is iron oxidation. Iron oxidation is one of the most common reasons you would have yellow staining on your marble. When ingredients such as water, bleach or an acid come in contact with marble it will begin to oxidise …
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Your marble countertop is chipping because something is bumping it, or something heavy has been dropped on it. Dropping kitchen equipment can also cause your marble countertop to get chipped. How to fix a chip in marble countertop edge The way to fix a marble countertop is to first obtain a marble chip repair kit. …
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Have you got a turmeric stain on your marble counter? I’ll show you how to easily and quickly get rid of it without damaging the counter. Stone Care International Product (Amazon) Before you get your hands dirty with making your own cleaning concoctions I suggest using a marble cleaning product. I highly recommend the Stone …
Are you wondering why my marble is changing color? Then you’ve come to the right place because that’s exactly what I’ll be going over in this post. I like to keep things short and sweet, so let’s get into it! Marble turning brown Why is my marble turning brown Your marble is turning brown because …
A number of methods can remove a coffee stain on a marble countertop. These methods include using dish soap, hydrogen peroxide, bleach, baking soda, rubbing alcohol, and commercial marble cleaners. Using a Specifically Commercially Made marble Cleaner Marble cleaners are a common product that you can buy at most hardware stores or online. They can …
Coffee stains can be removed using liquid soap and water, a baking soda paste, or ammonia and hydrogen peroxide, depending on the severity. Coffee stains are common, and while generally easy to remove, if left for too long, they can settle and cause tough stains. Coffee stains and other organic stains are some of the …
Can you use bleach on marble countertops? No, you cannot use bleach on marble countertops. Bleach is a highly alkaline substance with a pH of 12, which is extremely high. Cleaners with a pH of more than 10 will damage marble, leaving etchings in the stone. The etching shows up as discolouration and unsightly rings …
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In this post, we’ll be going over which countertops you can cut/chop on and ones you can chop on. So, let’s jump into this. Can you cut on butcher block countertops? Yes, you can cut on butcher block countertops. Butcher block countertops are the only countertops that are made to be cut on and used …
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The first step to identifying what your countertop is made of is to identify if they are manufactured or natural. Each slab of marble and granite is never the same as any other made. Your countertop is natural stone if two areas are distinct. How to tell if your marble countertop is real Marble countertops …
Marble countertops can become dull for a variety of reasons. Some of the most common reasons are day-to-day wear, using harsh cleaners, stains and water marks. The porous nature of marble makes it vulnerable to small scratches, scuffs, and cloudiness over time. How do you restore the shine to marble countertops? The type of marble …
