{"id":4682,"date":"2015-05-20T13:51:21","date_gmt":"2015-05-20T12:51:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.filasolutionsblog.com\/?p=4682"},"modified":"2021-07-28T18:41:37","modified_gmt":"2021-07-28T16:41:37","slug":"stains-on-a-marble-top-here-are-all-the-ways-to-remove-them","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.filasolutions.com\/en\/stains-on-a-marble-top-here-are-all-the-ways-to-remove-them\/","title":{"rendered":"Stains on a marble top? Here are all the ways to remove them!"},"content":{"rendered":"

Is stained marble a nightmare for you? Oil, lemon and limescale stains are sometimes very difficult to get rid of and you run a very high risk of damaging the surface. Thanks to Fila, however, you can solve this problem without any worries.<\/p>\n

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\"24\"<\/a>Greasy or oily stains on a kitchen worktop<\/h3>\n

For greasy stains, like oil for example, use FILANOSPOT <\/a>stain removing spray, which removes even the most stubborn marks. It is very easy to use: spray the product from a distance of about 15 cm and leave to dry for a few minutes. A fine white powder will form that captures the dissolved grease. You can then brush this off and finish by wiping with a damp cloth. That\u2019s it! Clean surface and stains all gone.<\/p>\n

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\"TazzinaMarmo\"<\/a>Coffee, juice and coloured stains on marble<\/h3>\n

Is your worktop stained with coffee or fruit juice? Don\u2019t worry – the stain is no longer a problem with FILASR95<\/a>. Shake the bottle, spray a small amount on the part in question, making sure to cover all the stain, leave for about 15 minutes, then wipe off the residue with a sponge. For stubborn stains on marble surfaces, you need to wipe off the product before it dries completely and then repeat as above.<\/p>\n

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\"1\"<\/a>White stains and marks on marble caused by acid substances.<\/h3>\n

If acid substances like vinegar, lemon, cola, wine or anti-limescale have dripped onto polished marble, you will notice whitish, dull marks. To restore the sheen of your worktop, use the FILAMARBLE RESTORER<\/a> kit. It is very simple to use. Follow our tutorial here.<\/p>\n

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\"22\"<\/a>Limescale marks and consumed\/dull polished marble<\/h3>\n

In this case we recommend using a polish like FORMULA MARMO. Shake the bottle before use. Pour a small amount of product onto a cloth and wipe over the surface. Rub for a few seconds until completely dry. FORMULA MARMO<\/a> removes limescale residues left by water and restores shine to worn polished surfaces.<\/p>\n

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\"23\"<\/a>Residues of candlewax, glue, adhesive tape and chewing-gum<\/h3>\n

Stains due to sticky or waxy substances can be difficult to remove, but you can use undiluted FILASOLV <\/a>to gently and effectively eliminate residues of wax and glue without damaging the surface. Pour FILASOLV directly onto the stain, spread and leave for a few minutes, then rub hard with a sponge and wipe off the dissolved dirt with a cloth.<\/p>\n

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