MarbleSafe® stone cleaner is a mild, neutral cleaner for use on all natural stone including marble, granite, limestone, onyx, travertine, slate, Caesar stone quartz . . . and for ceramic tile and concrete as well. It is easy to use, has a pleasant scent, and it neutralizes salts which surface in damp areas (efflorescence) as you clean.
MarbleSafe® stone cleaner is safe for daily use.
MarbleSafe® has been used by Marble Medics of America and its clients for more than 20 years.
MarbleSafe® stone cleaner is designed to facilitate cleaning and maintenance of all natural stone, without the risk of damage inherent in many of the cleaning products found in markets and supply stores today.
About MarbleSafe®
An all purpose stone & marble cleaner that works on all types of stone.
- Safe on all types of floors, counters, decks and walkways
- For Marble, Limestone, Onyx, Granite, Slate, flagstone; all natural stone
- Recommended for hand cleaning as well as automatic floor machines
- Removes scuff marks and haze from efflorescence
Directions:
Daily cleaning: Add 2-3 ounces of concentrate for each gallon of water.
Heavy Duty: Add 5-6 ounces of concentrate for each gallon of water.
MarbleSafe® FAQ
Is MarbleSafe recommended for daily cleaning?
Yes, MarbleSafe is specifically designed for easy, everyday use.
Is MarbleSafe safe on skin contact?
Yes it is safe on skin contact, simply rinse in water. However, it is still recommended to use gloves to avoid 'dishpan hands'.
Can I use MarbleSafe on other stone surfaces?
Yes, MarbleSafe can be used on any natural stone such as marble, granite, limestone, onyx, slate, flagstone, ceramic tile, and even concrete.
Can I use MarbleSafe on wood surface such as floors and furniture?
It is safe, but not recommended for wood.
How do I use MarbleSafe?
Simply dilute as per instructions, then apply with sprayer or mop. Wipe counters dry with any soft cloth like a terry towel. Properly used, MarbleSafe leaves no residue. Improperly used, MarbleSafe requires only a clear water rinse after cleaning.
Does regular cleaning with MarbleSafe help avoid staining?
Cleaning regularly with MarbleSafe removes topical soiling which, if ignored, will eventually seep into the stone and stain.
MarbleSafe is best recommended for use on:
Any and all natural stone; granite floors, marble floors, stairways, marble wainscot, granite counter tops, marble table tops, marble showers, granite walkways, limestone exterior decks, marble columns, marble statues, granite busts, marble tile and grout.
Is MarbleSafe used on all kinds of stone finish/surface?
Yes, MarbleSafe can be used for polished granite, honed granite, flamed granite, honed limestone, tumbled limestone, polished onyx, polished marble, honed slate, and all types of natural stone finish.
Is MarbleSafe only used in homes?
No, MarbleSafe is used both residentially and commercially, on exterior granite decks and granite walks, marble elevator floors, marble entry floors, granite counter tops and granite conference tables, marble concierge desks . . .
Why use MarbleSafe instead of just water with mild soap?
MarbleSafe Stone Cleaner is a mild cleaner that also neutralizes any salts (efflorescence) which flow out of grout or the mortar setting-bed before they accumulate. This accumulation results in creeping white powder which spreads from grout lines, cracks and sometimes out of the surface of the stone.
What MarbleSafe does NOT do:
MarbleSafe is designed for daily cleaning and is not designed to restore damage, remove stains, remove acid etches, provide waxy shine and build-up, etc. Contact Marble Medics Inc. for answers on your stone and/or marble restoration questions.
Where do you ship to?
We regularly ship MarbleSafe orders anywhere within the United States. Please contact us for information and pricing on international orders.
Stone Care FAQ
Why does stone stain?
Any soil or food can soak into natural stone. If the stone is properly sealed, this will be less likely.
What causes stain? What are the things to avoid and watch out for?
Acid will etch most natural stone. This leaves a dull, rough spot which soon starts collecting dirt. Any soiling agent left long enough will usually soak into natural stone.
What causes bathroom/shower wall and floor stains?
Most often hard water and acidic products used for bathing, shampooing and cleaning.
What is the difference between an etch and a stain?
Etches are blemishes on natural stone which cannot be cleaned away. They are chemically etched, similar to the designs you see in etched glass, and require abrasive polishing to remove.
Etches can be caused by harsh cleaners, lemon juice, tomato paste, lens-cleaning solution, etc. The dulled, rough surface subsequently collects dust and dirt and sometimes resembles a stain by the time it is discovered.
A stain is generally a blemish caused by discoloration which seeps into the stone. Stains can generally be removed by cleaning or poulticing.
What are the different stone finishes/surface?
- Polished - very fine ground finish, smoother and less porous, yielding a natural, glossy finish
- Honed - ground finish generally matte finish. Not ground to as 'high' a grit. More porous than polished finish
- Tumbled - stone is distressed with tumbling to yield a regular, imperfect honed finish.
- Flamed - thermal finish; surface crystals popped with heat to yield shallow, rough surface.
Testimonials
Want you to know how much I appreciate your MarbleSafe Stone Cleaner. I have been using it on all our marble and granite for many years.
Maggie D., Beverly Hills, CA
Thank you MarbleSafe! We love your stone cleaner and use it every day. Works great and smells great too.
Elizabeth T., Phoenix, AZ
Many thanks for your product. Helps especially in our marble showers.
Genie C. Brookline, MA
Contact MarbleSafe®
MarbleSafe
P.O. Box 11192
Beverly Hills, CA 90213
(310) 313-2900
