So, ok. Maybe you’ve not yet been able to fund that amazing marble statue of your favorite Greek god, but perhaps you do have some fantastic marble countertops, or a floor. It would be great if all you had to do was stand there and admire the smooth texture, and the colors running in veins all over each other, but — no. You’ve got to do some cleaning, too. And if you really do have something in your home that is marble, I’m guessing that it wasn’t on sale at Walmart. No wonder people can get worried to the point of a nervous breakdown about how to clean marble – it’s fragile, and it’s not so easy to replace. The good news is that, as long as you’re aware of what to avoid (like vinegar, and wildly stabbing your countertops with a knife), your marble should be just fine. Check out my article on how to clean marble and you can move on to other worries – like how to finally score that statue.