White Phenyl for Marble Floors: The Do's and Don'ts
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🔍 Quick Answer: White phenyl at correct dilution (250ml makes 5L) is safe for marble. Never use acid-based cleaners on marble — they cause permanent etching. Asepsis Advance Phenyl (pine oil, mildly alkaline) is pH-safe for marble at standard dilution. Use a well-wrung damp cloth — excess water on marble increases absorption. Free delivery above ₹500 across 34 states.
Marble is one of the most demanding Indian home floor surfaces to clean. It is porous, acid-sensitive, and shows scratches more visibly than tile. The rules: never acid, never abrasive scrubbers, never excess water. For a complete surface guide across all floor types, see our floor cleaner guide for tiles, marble and vitrified floors.
Do's and Don'ts for Marble Floors
| ✅ Do | ❌ Don't |
|---|---|
| Use Advance Phenyl at correct dilution | Use vinegar — acid etches marble permanently. See our vinegar damage guide |
| Wring cloth thoroughly before mopping | Leave excess water standing |
| Use soft microfiber cloth | Use wire brush or rough abrasive |
Turmeric Stains on Marble
For haldi and kumkum stains on marble, use Super Strong Phenyl at very light dilution + sunlight exposure. See our turmeric stain removal guide.
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