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The Hidden Dangers: Why Acid-Based Grout Cleane...
This picture is a great example of what the wrong cleaner can do to your grout! Grout, the unsung hero holding our tiles together, often falls victim to dirt,...
The Hidden Dangers: Why Acid-Based Grout Cleane...
This picture is a great example of what the wrong cleaner can do to your grout! Grout, the unsung hero holding our tiles together, often falls victim to dirt,...
Cleaning Stained Pebbles
This is a pebble wall in a shower that has stained grout. The homeowner was considering a grout colorant to solve this problem. We estimated that would be over a...
Cleaning Stained Pebbles
This is a pebble wall in a shower that has stained grout. The homeowner was considering a grout colorant to solve this problem. We estimated that would be over a...
The Don'ts of Cleaning Marble
Marble is a natural stone that is sensitive to acidic substances and abrasive materials. The following issues can occur if inappropriate cleaners are used on marble: Etching: Marble is susceptible...
The Don'ts of Cleaning Marble
Marble is a natural stone that is sensitive to acidic substances and abrasive materials. The following issues can occur if inappropriate cleaners are used on marble: Etching: Marble is susceptible...
Cleaning Quartz Countertops Safely
Quartz countertops are generally considered low-maintenance and durable, but they can be sensitive to certain chemicals. Harsh chemicals, especially those with high acidity or abrasiveness, can damage the surface of...
Cleaning Quartz Countertops Safely
Quartz countertops are generally considered low-maintenance and durable, but they can be sensitive to certain chemicals. Harsh chemicals, especially those with high acidity or abrasiveness, can damage the surface of...
Avoid Chemically Damaging Your Grout
Harsh chemicals like Hydrochloric acid, muriatic acid, urea monohydrochloride, and nonylphenol ethoxylates just to name a few. Are found in many grout cleaners, these chemicals will break down the components...
Avoid Chemically Damaging Your Grout
Harsh chemicals like Hydrochloric acid, muriatic acid, urea monohydrochloride, and nonylphenol ethoxylates just to name a few. Are found in many grout cleaners, these chemicals will break down the components...