During renovation work, it’s easy to end up with cement residues on floors which, if left to dry, can damage the surfaces and make cleaning difficult. To remove them, you can act manually using plastic scrapers, brushes, and damp cloths, or rely on specific products depending on the type of flooring.
For terracotta, VIACEM is ideal—it’s a buffered acid that removes encrustations without damaging the surface.
For natural stone, DELICACID is gentle yet effective, even on the most stubborn stains.
For porcelain stoneware, POWER DET provides deep cleaning without leaving streaks.
Alternatively, you can try natural methods like vinegar, baking soda, and lemon—though these are only suitable for light stains.
It’s important to avoid metal tools, overly aggressive detergents, or excessive scrubbing to prevent damaging the material.
Once cleaned, the floor should be protected with specific treatments and maintained with regular cleaning.
With the right precautions and Marbec products, removing cement becomes simple and effective.