How Do You Clean Mildew Out Of Marble?
Mildew exists in one environment: a nice moist one. Mildew growing on a marble surface might indicate a problem. Properly installed marble, unless it’s a sink, shouldn’t have mold or mildew. Mildew grows from the inside out, because moisture is trapped and not able to completely dry out. Marble in your home is an investment, so it’s worth the effort; however, if the problem is severe, you might need to re-install the marble to fix it. Whether from cracked stone or poor installation, mildew presents a health risk to your family. Here are some easy things to try to clean mildew off marble surfaces. Step 1 Use a neutral, non-abrasive cleaner such as hydrogen peroxide. Dip a cloth in it, and place it on the mildew stain. Let it sit for one minute, and then rinse out your cloth, and wipe it off. This works especially well for marble sinks. Step 2 Spread salt on a cutting board, and slice a grapefruit in half. Dip the grapefruit into the salt, and then rub the grapefruit on the area. Rub wit
