When it comes to caring for and protecting your natural stone surfaces, there are many Dos and Don'ts.

When it comes to caring for and protecting your natural stone surfaces, there are many Dos and Don'ts.

What you should do is routinely dust mop the floors：

• Use coasters, trivets, or placemats to cover countertop surfaces and non-slip mats or area rugs to cover floor surfaces.

• Use stone soap or a mild detergent to clean surfaces.

• After washing, make sure to completely rinse and dry the surface with clean, clear water.

• Blot spills up right away.

What you must avoid：

• Avoid cleaning marble, limestone, travertine, or onyx surfaces using vinegar, lemon juice, or other cleansers that contain acids.

• Avoid using acid-containing cleaners such as grout cleaners, tub & tile cleaners, and bathroom cleansers.

• Avoid using abrasive cleaning products like dry or gentle cleaners.

• Bleach and ammonia should never be combined; the resulting gas is poisonous and fatal.

• Never combine chemicals unless the instructions clearly say to do so.

• Don't use worn-out vacuum cleaners. The wheels or other accessories made of metal or plastic risk scratching the stone's surface.