The best way to clean marble floors.

Whether classic black and white checkerboard in a formal hallway or elegant hexagonal tiles in a modern bathroom - marble is always a timeless choice for floors. According to House Beautiful's post, keeping up with the pace is not as difficult as you might expect. Even scratched or scratched floors can be revived with the right tools and a little grease on the elbow. Eddie Ross Read on to find out how he keeps polished marble floors in pristine condition on his porch.

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Regulations:

• Engraving remover
• Stone cleaner
• Marble lacquer
• Microfiber cloths
• Steel cleaner
• Gloves

How to clean marble floors

1. If your floors have scratches or deep scratches, start with an engraving remover. Apply a lot of nickel to a steel wool pillow and work the damaged area in circular movements for up to two minutes.

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2. Spray the area with a stone cleaner and clean it with a microfiber cloth.

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3. Work a few square meters at a time, spray stone cleaner onto the entire tile and pat it dry.

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4. After drying, apply a small amount of varnish to a soft microfiber cloth. Skip this step if you've sharpened the marble. If you have a polished and polished marble mixture like Ross, apply it only to the polished areas. Let dry.

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Your floors should now be scratch-free and ready to use!

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Emma Bazilian Senior Writer Emma Bazilian is an author and editor for interior design, market trends and culture.

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