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Frequently Asked Questions
- A: Immediately wipe up spillage with warm soapy water before it dries.
Q: If we have a spillage on our newly sealed floor what should we do? - Sealing Travertine Tiles | What_is_the_expected_drying_time_for_my_travertine_tiles
Other FAQs :
- Q: How do I clean my sealed floor?
- A:
Depending on the sealer used for the surface there are two strategies; a penetrating seal will handle aggressive cleaning such as scouring and strong cleaning products.
A surface sealer requires a gentler approach ie soft mops, vacuum and non-aggressive cleaning products. Our operator onsite will advise you of the correct cleaning regime for you sealer. - Q: How much does it cost to have my floor cleaned?
- A:
The price depends on a number of variables. These include the size of the area, the type of material being cleaned and finally how dirty the floor is. Clean Tile and Grout carry out all their work following a demonstration when a fixed price is given to the customer. The customer then knows what to expect the whole floor to look like once cleaned and the price.
There are also a number of treatments including sealing, enhancing, and colour sealing of the grout. - Q: How do I remove leaf and pet dropping stains from my sealed outdoor paving?
- A: Apply bleach or pool chlorine to the sealed surface. Allow 30minutes to react with the stain then hose off.
- Q: How do I maintain my sealed marble bench top?
- A: Always use cutting boards on marble bench tops to prevent acid burns from acid based products such as lemons, limes, tomato sauces, coke and champagne.
- Q: Can I use Vinegar to clean my sealed stone floors and bench tops?
- A: Vinegar is an acid based product and will burn or etch a polished stone surface.
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