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Stone, a symbol of memory and endurance, changes over time and requires care. Products like TIXO and PULITORE FC gently remove smog and dirt, while ACTIV 3 restores and protects surfaces. Metals too, prone to oxidation, need specific cleaners that preserve their shine. Regular maintenance keeps the beauty and value of stones and monuments intact over time — a gesture of respect and remembrance.

Tableware, serving utensils and decorative items made of copper, silver and bronze are often found in many homes, especially as inherited pieces or objects used on special occasions. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these materials often have sentimental value. For this reason, it is important to care for them using proper cleaning methods and to avoid overly aggressive treatments.
Stains, darkening and loss of shine are not caused only by dirt. In most cases, they result from natural oxidation processes and incorrect cleaning habits. In this guide, you will find clear advice on how to clean copper, silver and bronze, which methods really work, what to avoid and when it is useful to rely on a specific metal cleaning cream.

Indoor and outdoor curtains and fabrics play an important role in home comfort, appearance, and everyday functionality. Over time, however, they collect dirt, moisture, and weather-related residue that can affect both their look and durability. Knowing how to clean curtains and protect fabrics correctly helps keep them cleaner, fresher, and easier to maintain over time.

In a villa located in the Tuscan countryside, a restoration was carried out on an outdoor terracotta floor, which had deteriorated due to mould, lichens, moss, and black stains caused by moisture. The main goal was to effectively remove mould and lichens and protect the material over time.

During the cleaning phase, the team used ALGANET®—a professional stain remover specifically formulated to eliminate biological colonies from terracotta and stone surfaces. The treatment successfully removed even the most stubborn encrustations without damaging the material.

Afterwards, they applied TIM®—a transparent and breathable protective product designed to prevent the future formation of mould, stains, and new lichens. This product has the advantage of preserving the aesthetic appearance of terracotta while maintaining its breathability.
The final result is a fully restored terracotta surface: clean, protected, easy to maintain, and resistant to atmospheric agents. This intervention stands as a concrete example of how to remove mould and lichens in a long-lasting and professional way, thanks to Marbec products.

Bathroom cleaning is essential to ensure hygiene, comfort, and a healthy home environment. However, limescale, mold, and stubborn buildup quickly accumulate on sanitary fixtures, tiles, and glass, often making standard cleaners ineffective. If you are dealing with a stained toilet, dull shower glass, or blackened grout, you need targeted and professional solutions. Marbec has developed a complete range of solutions designed to make bathroom cleaning effective, simple, and long-lasting, even in the most challenging conditions.

Cleaning stainless steel surfaces correctly is essential to keep them hygienic, functional and visually well maintained over time. Stains, streaks, dull areas or signs of corrosion are rarely caused by dirt alone. In most cases, they result from unsuitable cleaning methods or overly aggressive detergents.
In this article, you will find a practical guide to understanding when and how to clean stainless steel, which habits to adopt for routine maintenance and which specific products to use depending on the type of dirt and the surface to be treated.

When a toilet is heavily scaled, regular cleaning is no longer enough. The issue is not daily hygiene. Instead, it is the presence of layered mineral deposits that have built up over time in less visible areas of the bowl. In this situation, limescale seems impossible to remove, even after repeated scrubbing.
Understanding how to act properly helps you avoid wasted effort and solve the problem effectively.

Limescale in the toilet may seem like a minor issue at first. However, over time, it becomes increasingly frustrating. It often starts as a light ring. Then darker deposits appear, especially under the rim. Eventually, the toilet looks dirty even after repeated cleaning.
Before choosing a solution, it helps to understand why limescale builds up in the toilet and why some remedies only work temporarily.