Occasionally, a limestone floor can begin to crack for no apparent reason, even if it is a number of years old. Here, we offer a guide to what you can do – and cover some of the possible causes. Cracking means movement in your stone Limestone is very durable, and so it is unlikely that […]
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Countertop, Floor Cleaning, Limestone, stone cleaning, Worktop
Why pH levels matter when it comes to limestone cleaning
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Apr
Apr
The internet is awash with ‘cleaning hacks’ and tips recommending bicarb of soda, water and lemon, soda crystals or vinegar. And homemade cleaning products have a strong appeal. How pH levels affect limestone However, limestone is, of course, a natural stone. As such, it is particularly sensitive to highly acid and alkaline liquids. Lemon and […]
Countertop, Granite Cleaning, stone cleaning, Worktop
Small kitchen? Here’s how you can make it look bigger
21
Mar
Mar
If your kitchen is on the small side, you’re certainly not alone. But the good news is that there are things you can do to create a sense of space without changing your square footage, or ordering an expensive renovation. Here are our key tips: Bring the outdoors inside If you fit double French doors, […]
Floor Cleaning, Limestone, stone cleaning
Why limestone could be the perfect choice for flooring in your home
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Mar
Mar
Are you considering replacing the flooring in your home (or business premises) with a gorgeous natural stone? If so, one material you may not have considered immediately is limestone. Now, we know it may not have the glamour of marble, or always be as fashionable as granite. But here are some of the reasons why […]
Countertop, Floor Cleaning, Limestone, stone cleaning
How to shift soap scum from the limestone in your bathroom
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Jan
Jan
Lucky enough to have limestone tiles, countertops or flooring in your bathroom? There are a number of benefits to using this natural stone in this area of your home. It resists bacteria and mould, looks amazing and feels nice and soft underfoot. And, after all, it was good enough for the Pyramids of Giza. So […]
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