Cloudy Marble Countertop

Cloudy yellow is an exclusive golden yellow stone with golden orange veining black mica and yellow quartz deposits.

Cloudy marble countertop.

I saw it as soon as it was installed by the contractor but assumed these stains would go away. The cleaning products that you are using are etching the marble which is chemical corrosion that literally eats away the marble leaving dull and discolored spots and or your whole countertop will look dull or cloudy since you are using the cleaner over the entire surface. Call now for assistance. There are cloudy splotches all over the countertop.

Acid reacts with calcium carbonate and literally eats away a tiny bit of the surface creating dull spots known as etches. The subtle look of marble countertops evokes an the subtle look of marble countertops evokes an air of elegance that can add a timeless ambiance to any home. Any splash of lemon juice any drippy jar of tomato sauce is going to leave a subtle mark. Stonemark granite is exclusive to the home depot and is 100 natural granite.

Vinegar ammonia bleach must not be used but this also includes brand name cleaners like lysol because they are too alkaline or too acidic and just too harsh for marble. As a natural stone product it is recommended that it be sealed to extend its longevity. An etch is not a stain. Using corrosive or acidic cleaning products on granite and especially marble can eat away at the stone and leave discolored spots or a cloudy appearance to the entire surface.

Marble is a fairly soft stone and it is prone to marking because of its calcium carbonate makeup. Most common household cleaners will damage marble. All slabs are treated with stoneguard sealer that protects against food and beverage stains and are backed by a 15 year warranty. To avoid cloudiness your best option is to only use a stone safe granite countertop cleaner such as granite gold daily cleaner.

Upgrade your kitchen countertop today with luxury set upgrade your kitchen countertop today with luxury set in stone. When you use the wrong cleaning product you can destroy the polished layer and cause damage to the stone. I have tried lysol glass cleaner scrubbing with a sponge and using a blade nothing works.