If you are getting blemishes from the kiln floor, you are putting the piece in too hot.
If it's just a maria, you don't even need to garage it at all. Just set it on your rod rest and leave it until you are ready to use it again.
If it's a large piece that does need to be garaged, just put it right on the bottom of the kiln. Make sure it's cool enough (all the glow has gone away) before putting it in. If there is any dust or anything left on it when you get it back out, just wipe it off. I have a piece of one of those yellow kevlar sleeves that I use for that purpose.
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