A room with marble tile floors exudes classic and enduring elegance. They have the potential to outlive you if you take the necessary precautions to maintain them. The following is a guide that will help you maintain the marble tile floors in your home. Dust mop. The grit and filth that accumulate on your floor should be cleaned off on a regular basis if you want to keep it in good condition. To get rid of the day's filth, you should not use a dust mop with pads that have been treated with chemicals but rather a gentle natural dust mop. Make it a habit to give the dust mop a good cleaning after each usage so that you don't end up spreading the same dust around. Make use of rugs and mats. Use rugs or runners in high-traffic areas and wipe your feet before entering a room where a lot of people are coming and going. This helps to prevent your gorgeous marble tile floors from becoming scratched by small rocks and other debris that may fall upon them. For your protection, check that the backside of the rug is made of a non-skid material. Warnings regarding vacuum cleaners if you have a marble floor and wish to use a vacuum cleaner on it, you should be sure only to use the brush attachments and not the plastic or metal attachments. You are strongly advised not to use an upright vacuum on a marble floor as the wheels, and other vacuum elements can ruin the marble's finish. Blot up spills quickly. Spills are unavoidable, but they do not have to be a catastrophe as long as they are cleaned up as soon as possible. It is not a good idea to clean up the spill because it will cause the liquid to spread to other areas. After the area has been blotted, you should flush it with a solution of dish soap diluted in water. Remove the solution by completely drying it with a gentle towel after wiping it clean to remove it. 
Kitchen & bath
The countertops in kitchens and bathrooms are subjected to a significant amount of wear and tear. This does not mean that you should avoid using marble; rather, it means that you should be careful about spills and swiftly clean them up after they occur. The following are the most effective maintenance practices for your marble countertop: Shower and then pat dry. Ingredients found in shampoos, conditioners, and body washes have the potential to cause the marble to become cloudy or discolored. After you get out of the shower, give the tiles a light misting of water, and then dry them off with a fluffy towel. In order to get rid of soap scum. In the event that you do not thoroughly rinse and dry the walls of your shower, soap scum and cloudiness may begin to form. Always clean marble floors with a ph-neutral cleaner that has been approved for use on marble. Never use vinegar, professional cleaners, bleach, ammonia, or scrubbing pads because the surface of the marble can become etched by using these products. Cleaning the backsplash, there is a good reason why they are called backsplashes in the kitchen. They are frequently subjected to splatters of food and beverages. As quickly as possible, blot any splatters that have occurred, and then follow up with a solution of ph-neutral dish soap and warm water. Completely dry the area. 
Showers, backsplashes
Marble tiles are extremely durable and can withstand a great deal of wear and tear, making them an excellent choice for usage in high-traffic areas such as around showers and bathtubs as well as over kitchen countertops. It is essential to coat these tiles with a penetrating sealer as well as a mold and mildew inhibitor before installing them. The marble should be kept as clean as possible, and it should also be kept as dry as possible. Here is the finest way to care for the marble tiles that are on your walls. Blot up spills immediately. Never rub or wipe a spill; instead, blot the area as soon as possible and then follow up with a solution of dish soap that is ph neutral and warm water. Use a gentle towel to dry the area. Never ever use store-bought cleaning products. Marble countertops should never be cleaned with any commercially available cleaner for kitchens. Stay away from harsh chemicals such as ammonia and bleach, as well as anything that contains an acid or that has a "gritty" texture. Make your own disinfectant at home. Place one tablespoon of mild dish soap in the bottom of a spray bottle, then fill the rest of the bottle with warm water. Shake. After each meal, spray the cleaning solution onto the countertop, remove it with a damp, soft cloth, and then finish by wiping the surface down with a dry towel. 
Cleaning do's and don'ts do Frequent dust mopping using a soft cloth should be done on the floors. After each use, the cloth should be washed. Surfaces should be cleaned with dish soap that is ph neutral or a cleaner designed specifically for marble. After cleaning, make sure to give the surface a thorough rinsing and drying with clean and clear water. Immediately absorb any spills; do not clean them up. Protect the surfaces of the floor by placing non-slip mats or area rugs down. DO NOT Make use of lemon juice, vinegar, or any other cleaners that contain acids or harsh chemicals. Marble surfaces can be cleaned with tub and tile cleaners, grout cleaners, or other bathroom cleaners that are available for purchase. Bleach and ammonia, when combined, produce a gas that is both poisonous and potentially fatal. Under no circumstances should you ever combine chemicals together unless the directions expressly instruct you to do so. 
Attachments for vacuum cleaners should be made of metal or plastic, and users should be aware of the vacuum's wheels. They could cause damage to the surface if they are worn or if they are abrasive.