How to Clean Marble Tile

Step 01 of 05: Remove Loose Dirt

Sweep or vacuum the floor to remove any loose dirt, dust, or debris.

Step 02 of 05: Prepare the Cleaning Solution

Fill a bucket with warm water and add a few drops of mild dish soap or a commercial stone tile cleaner. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners as they can etch the marble.

Step 03 of 05: Mop the Floor

Dip the mop or microfiber cloth into the cleaning solution, wring it out well so it’s damp but not soaking, and mop the floor gently. Avoid using too much water as it can penetrate the marble and cause damage.

Step 04 of 05: Rinse the Floor

Rinse the mop or cloth with clean water, wring thoroughly, and mop the floor again to remove any soap residue.

Step 05 of 05: Dry the Floor

Immediately dry the floor with soft towels to prevent water spots and streaks.

Step 01 of 06: Prepare the Cleaning Solution​

Mix warm water with a few drops of mild dish soap or a pH-neutral cleaner in a spray bottle. Shake well to mix.

Step 02 of 06: Wet the Surface​

Generously spray the marble surfaces with the cleaning solution, letting it sit for a few minutes to loosen any soap scum or mineral deposits.

Step 03 of 06: Gently Scrub

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Starting from top to bottom, wipe down the tiles and grout lines with your microfiber cloth, paying extra attention to areas with soap scum or grime.

Step 04 of 06: Rinse Thoroughly

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Rinse the tiles with clean water, making sure all soap and cleaner residues are washed away.

Step 05 of 06: Dry and Polish​

Use a squeegee or a clean, soft towel to remove any excess moisture from the marble surface. This will help prevent water spots and mildew growth..

Step 06 of 06: Regular Maintenance

To prevent soap scum and hard water deposits from building up, squeegee the tiles after each shower and consider applying a marble sealer periodically for extra protection.