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May 2023

  1. The Difference between Topical and Penetrating Sealers Explained

    The Difference between Topical and Penetrating Sealers Explained
    The Difference between Topical and Penetrating Sealers Explained Stone Sealers for Quartz, Travertine, Marble and Limestone Quick summary: A topical sealant sits on the surface of the stone; penetrating sealers fill stone pores by penetrating the surface. Surface Porosity and Permeability Porosity, the measurement of tiny open spaces or pores in a stone compared to its solid volume, varies among different types of stones. Igneous stones generally have low porosity, while metamorphic and sedimentary stones tend to have higher porosity due to the presence of tiny grains that, even when tightly compacted, leave gaps. On the other hand, permeability, although related, is distinct from porosity. Permeability refers to a material's ability to transmit fluids. In the case of stones, fluids transmit through pores and capillary structures present within the stone. Thus, if a material is both porous and permeable, it is more capable of absorbing liquids and other substances. While this can have advantages in terms of water filtration, it can be problematic when it comes to items like countertops that can absorb water and acidic liquids. This absorption can weaken the stone, leading to fractures or breakage. Compared to other common countertop materials, granite exhibits relatively low porosity, although it still possesses some. On the other hand, limestone and sandstone are highly porous and readily absorb liquids, making them susceptible to etching and wearing away when exposed to acids. Continue reading →
  2. 5 Best Tile and Grout Cleaners UK - Choosing the Deep Cleaning Products

    5 Best Tile and Grout Cleaners UK - Choosing the Deep Cleaning Products
              Best Tile and Grout Cleaners UK - 5 Stone Floor Cleaning and Refurbishment Liquids and Gels Tiling Logistics has composed a list of the 5 best tile cleaners for stone and tile surfaces. Whether it is porcelain or ceramic, indoor or outdoor or commercial or domestic, this list will inform you in on the best choices to buy with UK delivery for England, Wales and Scotland. 1. Tile Stone Grout Cleaner - SRP X-Treme Heavy Duty 2. Concentrated Tile Grout and Stone Cleaner - Fila PS87 Pro 3. Tiles Restorer, Flooring Heavy Duty Oil and Grease Remover - LTP Grimex 4. Tiled Flooring Heavy Traffic Degreaser -  Faber Deep Degreaser 5. Interior and Exterior Stone Stripping Tile Cleaner Eco Friendly -  Ecoprotec Intensive Cleaner Choosing Alkaline and Acid Tile and Stone Flooring Cleaning Supplies Before seeing what we have to offer and making any purchases, you know that the type of material you're cleaning should correlate with the cleaning solution you choose. Using the correct product provides the best results, so choose an acid or alkaline cleaning solution that matches your substrate. This next bit may take a little research to verify whether your tiles, flooring, walls or surfaces are alkaline or acid-sensitive. If you are having trouble decerning what type of material your surfaces are made of, don't hesitate to get in touch. We are always here to help - speak to our experts on 0121 773 9129 Monday to Friday between 08:30 am and 16.30 pm for friendly advice. If you are looking for answers outside of office hours (evenings, Saturdays and Sundays) send us a message online and we promise to respond the very next working day. Furthermore, our blog contains countless tile cleaning and surface restoration product recommendations written by our fully trained staff. Due to this, choosing the best tile cleaner for you can be easier than you think. When you're ready, visit our deep cleaning range for the best tile and grout cleaners. Continue reading →

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