Marble stains
#1
Marble stains
Over the weekend a friend was round mine with there young child & cut a long storys short wet himself & i cant get the stains out of the floor, funny i know.... not ! Does anyone know of a good marble stain remover & where i can buy it ?
I didnt know so much could come out of one child :curse:
I didnt know so much could come out of one child :curse:
#2
Re: Marble stains
Over the weekend a friend was round mine with there young child & cut a long storys short wet himself & i cant get the stains out of the floor, funny i know.... not ! Does anyone know of a good marble stain remover & where i can buy it ?
I didnt know so much could come out of one child :curse:
I didnt know so much could come out of one child :curse:
#4
Re: Marble stains
Try this http://www.natural-stone.com/stainremoval.html and then if that fails, get the polisher out - Oh and don't invite the kid over again til the toilet training's finished.
#5
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Re: Marble stains
Found some tips for you on good ole google:
Marble needs to be cleaned regularly with a soft cloth or sponge with a solution of mild, liquid dishwashing detergent and warm water. Rinse. Dry with a soft cloth.
Warning: Do not use vinegar, lemon, or any other acidic cleaner; it can eat into the marble causing long term damage. Here are a few things that you can use:
To polish marble: Wipe clean marble with a damp soft cloth dipped in powdered chalk; rinse with clear water and dry thoroughly.
Stains on marble: If there are stains on the surface, rub them down with a marble polishing powder, such as tin oxide (available at hardware and home-improvement stores). Carefully follow the product's directions.
Stains on Marble can also be cleaned using baking soda (bicarbonate of soda).
You must decide whether you can tackle the job yourself or leave it to the professionals. If I were cleaning marble that was not of any great value then I would use a paste of baking soda and water and apply with a soft cloth. Baking soda has an abrasive action that does not actually scratch the surface, making it ideal for marble.
Marble needs to be cleaned regularly with a soft cloth or sponge with a solution of mild, liquid dishwashing detergent and warm water. Rinse. Dry with a soft cloth.
Warning: Do not use vinegar, lemon, or any other acidic cleaner; it can eat into the marble causing long term damage. Here are a few things that you can use:
To polish marble: Wipe clean marble with a damp soft cloth dipped in powdered chalk; rinse with clear water and dry thoroughly.
Stains on marble: If there are stains on the surface, rub them down with a marble polishing powder, such as tin oxide (available at hardware and home-improvement stores). Carefully follow the product's directions.
Stains on Marble can also be cleaned using baking soda (bicarbonate of soda).
You must decide whether you can tackle the job yourself or leave it to the professionals. If I were cleaning marble that was not of any great value then I would use a paste of baking soda and water and apply with a soft cloth. Baking soda has an abrasive action that does not actually scratch the surface, making it ideal for marble.
#6
Re: Marble stains
Over the weekend a friend was round mine with there young child & cut a long storys short wet himself & i cant get the stains out of the floor, funny i know.... not ! Does anyone know of a good marble stain remover & where i can buy it ?
I didnt know so much could come out of one child :curse:
I didnt know so much could come out of one child :curse:
He stained marble?
How the hell can he do that?? Was he pissing battery acid??
#8
Re: Marble stains
I ended up at Ace & i bought a spray called Simple Green. Its removed around 70% of the stain..... thats good enough until i have the marble cleaned professionally
#9
Re: Marble stains
the marble mustn't have been 'sealed' marble should never stain. Nakeel by any chance? friend had same problem.