Natural stone has a reputation for being majorly high maintenance. Marble countertops, slate flooring, limestone tile, and travertine furniture are all stunning, sure. But popular wisdom says that they’ll be damaged if you clean them with general surface cleaners.While it’s true that some cleaning products can etch and dull the surface of stone over time, cleaning it is more straightforward than you might think. The bottom line: Avoid anything acidic, don’t let stone sit soaking wet, and make sure surfaces are frequently resealed.From everyday wipe-downs to periodic disinfecting, here’s how to clean the natural stone surfaces in your home without damaging them.