How Do You Clean Mildew In Marble?
Marble is a popular choice for homeowners who are going for the aesthetic beauty the natural stone has to offer. It does have a few drawbacks. Marble can require extra care to maintain it, because it is more likely to stain than many other materials. It is also more easily damaged by acidic chemicals; if there is a mold problem on marble, many cleaners will get rid of the mold and corrode the surface of the marble in the process. Step 1 Apply marble cleaner to a small section of the marble surface and scrub with a cloth that has been dampened with water. Step 2 Dry the surface you cleaned with a clean towel. If water or cleaner pools on the marble, dry it immediately. Substances left standing on the marble surface are likely to damage it if left for too long. Step 3 Repeat the process until you have gone over the entire surface of the marble. Even if there are no visible signs of mold everywhere, you should still clean as much as you can to get rid of mold spores. Step 4 Dispose of any
