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• Q: What measures can I take to maintain the fresh appearance of my sandstone tiles?
• A: To maintain the new look of your sandstone tiles, Tile Cleaning recommends weekly cleaning using a damp microfiber cloth and a mild detergent. This will effectively remove any dirt or grime from the surface. It is important to avoid using strong detergents or cleaners that are acidic or alkaline, as they can affect the sealer. Instead, opt for mild detergents and pH-neutral substances for safe cleaning. To provide the best protection against staining and make regular maintenance easier, we highly recommend sealing your sandstone tiles with one of our highest quality sealers. Sealing not only safeguards your tiles but also enhances their longevity and appearance.
• Q: What does Tile Cleaning restoration services entail?
• A: Tile Cleaning restoration services are designed to bring your sandstone tiles back to their optimal condition. Our comprehensive sandstone restoration process involves utilizing advanced equipment and leveraging our technical expertise. We employ a unique cleaning method that effectively addresses even the most challenging domestic and commercial surfaces. With our meticulous approach, your sandstone will be left spotless and hygienic, ensuring a thorough restoration of its original beauty.
• Q: What is the ideal timing for sealing my sandstone floors, and how can I determine if my sandstone floors currently require sealing?
• A: The optimal time to seal your sandstone tiles is right after installation to proactively protect them from potential staining and damage. To determine if your sandstone tiles currently require sealing, look out for signs such as patchy sealed areas on the floor or an increased susceptibility to staining. These indications suggest that the previous sealer may have worn off, making it necessary to reseal your sandstone tiles to maintain their appearance and safeguard them against potential stains.
• Q: Are there any safety concerns when having my sandstone tiles cleaned?
• A: Absolutely! Tile Cleaning prioritizes safety in all our cleaning services. We exclusively use high-quality, non-toxic water-based products along with cutting-edge cleaning machinery to ensure the best cleaning solutions without compromising the integrity of your sandstone tiles. Sandstone tiles are porous and require special attention, which is why we employ the correct products and equipment specifically tailored for restoring sandstone tiles to their optimal condition. At Tile Cleaning, we take pride in our ability to cater to the unique needs of each tile variety, providing a safe and effective cleaning experience.
• Q: Does Tile Cleaning offer assistance with moving furniture when sealing the floor?
• A: Tile Cleaning provides assistance with moving furniture during the floor sealing process. Their team of dedicated technicians is available to help with the relocation of furniture items that can be reasonably managed by one person, such as those with wheels or lightweight furniture like tables and chairs. However, it is important to keep in mind that while Tile Cleaning takes precautions to protect your belongings, they cannot be held responsible for any damages that may occur during the furniture moving process. To ensure the safety of valuable or fragile items, it is recommended to either relocate them to a secure area or properly secure them before the technicians arrive. By taking these necessary precautions, you can help ensure the safety of your furniture and minimize the risk of potential damage while the floor sealing process is being carried out.

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