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Marble is, without a doubt, one of the most delicate materials to deal with, and window sills are no different! However, it must be very bright, also because it is often converted into a shelf for photographs or vases, so it must be very presentable. There is an Anglo-Saxon saying that will guide you in this practice: “less is more”! Simply put, you don’t have to go after after after after another. Only a few, but specific, natural ingredients are needed to make it shine. In this way, you will prepare a special detergent, which is very effective.
Ready? Begin!
How to Polish Marble Window Sills at No or Almost No Cost!
For this prodigious detergent, very few ingredients are needed, all of them already known to our grandmothers, the true experts in home cleaning.
Therefore, get the following:
- 1 tablespoon Marseille soap
- 1 tablespoon baking soda
- 800 ml of water
And now let’s get to work: with Marseille soap and baking soda you can make a perfect product to gently clean surfaces such as marble and wood, they do not scratch, but they have abrasive and polishing power.
If the bar of soap is solid, grate the indicated dose or reduce it to flakes to dissolve it in a water bath. Then, pour it into the water and stir. Add the baking soda, then transfer the solution to a spray bottle.
Have you smelled that aroma? Now, before using it on the window marble, dust the window sill well with a damp cloth, preferably microfiber.
Take another kitchen towel and spray it with your detergent, then wipe it over the entire surface.
Rinse and dry with a clean cloth.
With this product, you can wash your marble thoroughly, which will be immediately expansive, but to polish it, you need an extra touch!
Simply equip yourself with a piece of wool.
Fold it on itself and place it as is on the windowsill. At this point, using vigorous pressure, move it back and forth. It will be the wool itself that will make your window sill reflect. Thanks to its electrostatic properties, it will make surfaces mirror.