If you’ve just moved into a different property, congratulations on your new home! But while it’s exciting, it’s also likely to be an incredibly busy time. And if your new pad has a limestone floor, countertop or tiles which the previous owners haven’t looked after, it can seem quite the challenge. After all, you could […]
Tag Archives: Limestone Worktop Cleaning London
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May
May
Gorgeous limestone comes in an array of colours and patterns. And, with the right maintenance and care, it can provide many years of pleasure. What’s more, it’s pretty cost-effective, especially when compared with alternative materials. Equally, it’s versatile enough to suit a variety of interior design styles. If you’re considering this attractive natural stone for […]
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Apr
Apr
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 […]
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 […]
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Dec
Dec
Durable and elegant, limestone is a beautiful natural stone, and a popular choice when it comes to flooring. Its muted earth tones look great, while its versatility means it comes in a number of different styles. Additionally, it suits varied settings. What’s more, it’s low-maintenance and hygienic and, if anything, its appearance even improves over […]
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Nov
Nov
Limestone makes an attractive, elegant addition to your home. But in common with other types of natural stone, it’s highly porous, so you need a sealant for most applications. This prevents scratches, stains and acid etchings, while maintaining the stone’s colour, and allowing it to breathe. The good news is that, once applied, you don’t […]