Natural stones vary in porosity, with stones featuring swirls or veins often being more absorbent. A sealer helps protect the stone from stains and damage. A sealed stone is easier to clean, stain-resistant, and promotes a healthier environment. Sealing your stone helps preserve its natural beauty.

Marble and granite can often be distinguished by their visible surface patterns. Marble typically has veins, while granite has a speckled or granular appearance. Natural stones are generally classified into two categories based on their composition: siliceous and calcareous. Siliceous stones, composed mainly of silica or quartz, are durable and easy to clean. Granite, slate, and sandstone fall into this category. Calcareous stones, primarily made of calcium carbonate, are sensitive to acidic cleaners and require specific cleaning methods. Marble, travertine, limestone, and onyx belong to this group.

Etches are permanent blemishes on natural stone that cannot be cleaned away. They are chemically etched, like designs on etched glass, and require abrasive polishing to remove. Stains, on the other hand, are discolorations that have penetrated the stone. They can often be removed through cleaning or poulticing.

Marmo products are designed for daily use and are considered among the best and most effective stone and marble cleaners on the market.

Yes, Marmo products are generally safe. However, it’s recommended to wear gloves to protect your hands.

Yes, Marmo products can be used on various natural stones, including marble, granite, limestone, onyx, slate, flagstone, ceramic tile, and concrete.

Marmo products can be used on floors and furniture, but they are generally not recommended for wood. However, certain products like MarmoCleaner Mild can be used for surface cleaning on wood.