Rinse with a cloth dampened with water then dry the marble with a clean cloth.
Wine stain on marble.
Substances such as lemon juice orange juice and wine can cause your marble to etch.
A marble stain develops when the wine or any liquid absorbs into the stone creating a dark spot.
Stains from coffee tea wine foods and other organic substances are pink to brown in color and relatively easy to remove.
Stir the two ingredients in a bowl to create a thick paste.
Wash the surface clean using a solution of one part dishwashing detergent to two parts water.
Mix up a white wine stain removing poultice using 1 2 cup powdered chalk and 1 3 cup of 12 per cent hydrogen peroxide.
Wine glasses and the wine can leave pesky stains on your marble floors and countertops.
It is more obvious if you drink red wine.
It may help you to clean the first layer of the mess.
However be careful when using this method on darker stones as the hydrogen peroxide can lighten the color of the marble.
Once etched the red wine then absorbed and stained the marble.
Mix a few drops of ammonia with 12 hydrogen peroxide to spot clean the stained area.
Remove any remaining wine from the marble surface using a sponge or wash cloth.
Acidic substances are one of marble s worst enemies.
Etch marks are the result of the top layer of the marble wearing away due to the stain.