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Marble countertops are a gorgeous addition to your kitchen or bathroom. They are easy to clean but they are also very sensitive to some cleaning products.  Keep reading to find out how to clean them properly and ensure they'll stay spotless throughout for many years.  Know what to avoid beforehand First thing you should know is that marble is composed of calcium carbonate, a highly alkaline material. This means that it doesn't get along with acidic compounds. Although vinegar and lemon are exceptional cleaning agents, they won't work here, because they will leave dull spots on your marble top. That's the most important thing to remember here: beware of any acidic components which are present in most cleaning products, and therefore not suited for marble countertops. Keep in mind that you shouldn't use it as a cutting board either, and particularly avoid cutting lemons and tomatoes. Beware of spilling any acidic beverages, like coffee and wine.  You can hire a clean

You can tell right away when your monitor is dirty. Whether you have a desktop PC or a Laptop, your monitor usually shows all kinds of fingerprints, marks and dust.  However, you need to be very careful when cleaning your computer screen, because its surface and inside components can be at risk if you use the wrong materials or techniques.  Let's read how to clean and maintain your PC or laptop screen!  Grab the Right Supplies First For applying your cleaning agent, cloths or towels are the best option. Microfiber is able to absorb more efficiently both liquids and residues of dust.  Now, for the cleaning product per se, you'll only require water. At most, you can add a little bit of eyeglass cleaner.  You can also grab white vinegar for cleaning the back of your screen (not the front!). It's best to mix your white vinegar into a 1 part vinegar, 1 part water solution. Cleaning Your Monitor: What (Not!) to Do The cleaning technique is fairly easy. You'll need to be caref