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Removing marble stains and rust requires care to avoid damaging the delicate stone surface. Here are the best, safe, and effective methods:

🧽 1. General Marble Stain Removal

✅ Mild Stains (Food, Coffee, Oils, etc.):

Materials: Warm water, pH-neutral stone soap or dish soap, soft cloth.

Method:

Mix a few drops of soap with warm water.

Gently scrub the surface with a soft cloth or sponge.

Rinse with clean water and dry with a soft towel.

🧼 2. Poultice for Deep Stains

A poultice draws out deep stains from marble.

📌 DIY Poultice Recipe:

Ingredients: Baking soda + water (or hydrogen peroxide for light marble).

Steps:

Mix to form a thick paste.

Spread the paste on the stain (about ½ inch thick).

Cover with plastic wrap, tape edges.

Leave for 24–48 hours.

Remove and wipe clean. Repeat if needed.

✅ Use hydrogen peroxide only on light-colored marble.
❌ Avoid vinegar, lemon, or any acidic cleaners—they damage marble.

🧲 3. Rust Stain Removal on Marble

Rust is one of the hardest stains to remove, but it's possible:

⚠️ Important: Rust removers for granite or concrete are too harsh for marble.

✅ Safe Method:

Use a marble-safe rust remover (look for “safe for natural stone”).

OR make a poultice using diatomaceous earth + rust remover (stone-safe).

⚒️ Steps:

Mix a thick paste with diatomaceous earth + safe rust remover.

Apply over rust spot.

Cover with plastic wrap, tape edges.

Leave for 24 hours.

Remove paste and rinse.

🔧 Professional Help: For deep rust stains or old marble, a marble restoration specialist may be needed.

🛡️ Bonus Tips to Prevent Future Stains

Seal your marble regularly (every 6–12 months).

Wipe spills immediately.

Use mats and coasters.

Avoid metal cans or tools on marble surfaces.

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