Cleaners

For a home-made solution of natural stone cleaner, simply dilute a mild, non-abrasive liquid cleanser (dishwashing liquid or oil soap) with water. Keep in mind that dilution is the key to most cleaners, as too much soap will leave streaks or residue on the surface of the stone. Wipe countertops with a damp cloth and floors with a damp mop as you would clean any other surface.

Dry cleansers, ‘soft scrub’ type cleansers or anything with abrasives are strictly not recommended. Likewise, vinegar, bleach or cleaners that contain lemon or other acids should be avoided. Just remember that chemicals and abrasives are the enemy of natural stone.

You may want to try a product made especially for natural stone care, many of which are sold in supermarkets. We recommend to our clients products by EcoStone Solutions, who offer an assortment of products that are effective as well as friendly to the environment.
www.ecostonesolutions.com

Countertops
For routine cleaning, Kleen Stone Plus, is safe enough to use daily on granite, tile and other countertop masonry surfaces.

Floors
After the floors are swept or dust mopped, use diluted Kleen Stone to damp mop these surfaces to return them to their natural attractive appearance.

Bathrooms
Marble and granite attract soap scum, just like ceramic and porcelain tile. Keep a squeegee available for shower walls, and clean all stone surfaces regularly with Kleen Stone Plus to keep them protected.

Tile
When your grout needs a thorough cleaning, use Big Time Grout Cleaner. Maintain with Kleen Stone or Kleen Stone Plus for additional protection.

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