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Stains on Marble:How Bicarbonate Can Remove Them?

Stains on Marble:How Bicarbonate Can Remove Them?

Marble is beautiful but it is very messy...

And I know what I'm talking about because my kitchen floor was originally very light and now all grey!

Removing a stain from marble is a particularly delicate operation.

Fortunately, there is a simple and effective grandmother's trick to make marble shine.

To avoid damaging it, the best thing is to use baking soda. It's very easy. Watch:

Stains on Marble:How Bicarbonate Can Remove Them?

Contents
  • Ingredients
  • How to
  • Result
  • Bonus tip

Ingredients

- baking soda

- Lemon juice

How to

1. Compose a fine stain-removing paste with 1/3 of bicarbonate soda and 2/3 lemon juice, so that the kitchen smells good after cleaning.

2. Then apply it to a very dry cloth and rub the stained areas. It takes energy, but it works!

3. Once finished, don't forget to give a mop to finish the job properly.

4. Wait for it to dry so you can enter the kitchen again.

Result

There you go, your marble floor is now all clean :-)

Easy, fast and economical, right?

Not a stain on the marble floor anymore!

No need to use any product that could damage it and tarnish it even more!

And no need to buy an overpriced special product!

On the other hand, to clean it effectively, a little washing with baking soda from time to time will do it no harm.

On the contrary, it gets rid of all kinds of stains (soil, tomato sauce, orange juice...).

Bonus tip

Between two deep cleanings with baking soda, I clean my floors once a week with black soap.