How Do You Clean Cultured Marble Countertops?
The gel coating that gives cultured marble its shine also creates a non-porous, stain-resistant surface. This helps keep bathroom counters free of shampoo and cosmetics stains, and protects kitchen counters from food stains. Even so, these counters require regular cleaning to remove surface dirt and debris. When the countertop’s shine and water-repelling capability diminish, you’ll also need to re-wax it. Knowing how to clean cultured marble countertops correctly helps you to avoid damaging the protective coating and dulling the marble’s luster. Wipe down the countertop with a non-abrasive cleanser applied to a cellulose sponge. Options include bathroom counter cleaner, fiberglass tub cleaner or glass cleaner. A wet cloth with mild dish soap is another alternative. This removes surface dirt, light stains and soap buildup. Inspect for hard water stains, mineral deposits and wax buildup. Mineral and hard water stains appear as a white, chalky film or crust. Remove this with any product d
