Can a general household cleaner be used on marble and granite?

It depends on the product; some all-purpose cleaners are specifically formulated to be safe on marble, granite, and quartz-resin.

Does a refreshing cleaner replace the stain-proof protector on a countertop?

No, it complements it: it's used for the daily cleaning of an already-treated surface, helping maintain that protection over time.

Home Cleaning: Which Fila Product to Use in Each Area of the House

Q: Why use a specific limescale remover instead of bleach in the bathroom?

Bleach doesn't dissolve limescale well and can damage grout and silicone seals with frequent use; a specific limescale remover is more effective and gentler.

Quick answer: for everyday home cleaning, each area has a specific Fila product: glass and general surfaces, bathroom limescale, already-treated stone countertops, and fireplace glass. These are ready-to-use, eco-friendly products designed not to damage sensitive materials like marble.

Which product to use in each area

Area	Product	Key features
General household surfaces	Clean&Shine	Wall coverings, ceramic, stainless steel, glass, and mirrors; alcohol-based formula, bleach-free, leaves no residue
Bathroom: limescale on fixtures and faucets	Deepclean	Removes limescale without leaving marks; active foam that doesn't drip
Already-treated marble, quartz, and granite countertops	Marble Refresh	Cleans and reinforces the existing stain-proof treatment
Fireplaces, wood stoves, barbecues, and ovens	Fuego	Spray foam that removes soot and combustion grease from glass, stone, brick, and cement
Shower enclosures: water spots and limescale	NODROPS	Makes the surface hydrophilic so water slides off without leaving marks; no rinsing needed

Recommended weekly routine

Daily: Clean&Shine on countertops, tiles, and glass; NODROPS on the shower enclosure after showering.
Once a week: Deepclean on fixtures and faucets to prevent limescale buildup.
Treated stone countertops: Marble Refresh for daily use, instead of a generic cleaner that could wear down the stain-proof treatment.
Before lighting the fireplace for the first time each season: Fuego, to leave the glass and surround free of built-up soot.

Specific stains and one-off accidents

For specific grease, rust, wine, or silicone stains, everyday cleaning isn't enough: see the guide to specific stain removers.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Clean&Shine on marble and granite?

Yes, it's also formulated for countertops in porcelain stoneware, sintered stone, natural stone, marble, granite, and quartz-resin.

Why use a specific cleaner instead of bleach in the bathroom?

Bleach isn't designed to dissolve limescale and can damage grout and silicone seals with frequent use. A specific limescale remover like Deepclean removes limescale more effectively while being gentler on those materials.

Does Marble Refresh replace the countertop's stain-proof protector?

No, it complements it: it's used for the daily cleaning of a countertop already treated with a sealer, and helps maintain and renew that protection over time.