Beautiful bathroom :-). I would suggest using a steam cleaner (and a small towel/bar mop/micro-fiber towel, rag), because that's what I use for cleaning. I use the small towel to get into corners or to catch a water drip, or wipe moisture off a surface. This includes cleaning mirrors. It's almost too easy. Check out some YouTube videos that show cleaning with a steam cleaner and see if it's something that would work for you.

-Grainlady

Thank you. I will look into the steam cleaner.

i was scared to use any hot water on marble or any of the usual cleaners.

Natural stone requires a pH balanced cleaner. Cleaners meant for other bathroom surfaces will etch your marble. You can search on line for natural stone cleaners or use a combination of 50/50 water/alcohol. You could use the water/alcohol for daily cleaning and use a stone cleaner once a week or so.

I used to have a problem cleaning the buildup from hair conditioners in our tub/shower. Then someone posted that the "fume free" version of Easy Off cleans scum like a breeze and it is safe on any surface. I found out that it works even on our formica tub surround. Cleans hard surfaces and the faucets and shower head too. It does not dissolve lime buildup. I need to use CLR or something similar for that. Only problem is the fumes. You will need to hold your breath and avoid inhaling the fumes. Strange, given the name. Works on the deposits of caramelized grease and oil that form on the edges and crannies of my self- cleaning oven. Nothing else ever did.