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August 2024
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Clean stone surfaces - Working Farms on Rental Holiday Lets Short Term Family
To maximise rental income for any working farm, it’s crucial to include luxury features amongst the cow dung and farmyard noises that provide an authentic, family experience. At the core of this is a clean property, and that starts with the basics of the floors, from kitchen to dining areas and additional rooms. Family-friendly amenities like children’s bunk rooms attract larger groups and families, increasing booking frequency on Vrbo and Airbnb, as well as other platforms and private rentals who rely on their own website for online promotion. Additional perks such as outdoor spaces, hot tubs, or modern entertainment systems can command higher rental rates. Buy cleaning products and accessories now with free delivery with every £100 order. ers Consider seasonal demand and deep clean off-peak: peak holiday seasons like summer, Christmas, and Easter can significantly boost occupancy rates. Managing holiday lets effectively during off-peak periods with discounted rates or promotions helps maintain consistent bookings, hosts around the world recommend taking time off as a host to have a staycation holiday and also to deep clean areas which are hundreds of years old - including the flooring and kitchen tiles. Leverage platforms like Vrbo and Airbnb, which attract diverse markets. Listing on multiple platforms increases visibility and potential bookings. Ongoing costs include regular cleaning, property management, and inevitable repairs. Hiring a professional cleaning service ensures a high standard between guest stays, while a property manager can handle day-to-day operations if you don’t live nearby. [gallery size="medium" ids="2132,2131,2108"] Deep Cleaning old tiles with the right tools First of all, you need Faber Deep Degreaser. For deep cleaning of dirt that has been walked in and around your property. It removes even the most stubborn of dirt from all stone surfaces. Get rid of - Grease - Dirt - Rubber Residues - Surface Patina It actually melts and removes even the dirt caught by the micro-porosity of the surface. You will also need a white emulsifying pad and mop alongside this deep-down floor cleaner. Any Stone Surfaces means ANY stone surface Fortunately, Deep Degreaser is ready to use on all surfaces. While it is tough on dirt, this floor degreaser is gentle on surfaces. As a result, this cleaning detergent is suitable for even the most sensitive surfaces. This includes polished marble and polished porcelain or ceramic tiles. This grime and grease remover is also gentle on grout width. Before applying this grease remover, ensure surfaces are free of any debris, dust or coarse dirt. You can do this with a vacuum cleaner or broom - view our DIY cleaning kits available to buy right now. Deep Degreaser is also suitable for both outdoor and indoor surfaces. Dealing with vacancy periods is another challenge. Off-peak months or cancellations may lead to periods without bookings, affecting cash flow. To mitigate this, consider offering discounts or special promotions during low-demand times to attract guests year-round. Building a reputation with positive reviews can also help sustain bookings during slower periods. 6 reasons why you should be cleaning stone surfaces with Faber Soap!Faber Tile & Stone Care has been the leading surface care technology since the 1980s and since then has had time to gain an extraordinary understanding of floor and wall treatments. Nearly 40 years of design, creation and testing means you can expect all 250+ products sold by Faber to be nothing but top quality and Faber Soap is no exception. For a new, reliable stone cleaner that is effective on a range of surfaces look no further than Faber Soap. Here are 6 reasons why you should be using Faber Soap to clean natural stone surfaces. Continue reading →
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How to Remove Epoxy Residues & Grout from Stone Tiles
How to Remove Epoxy Residues & Grout from Old TilesIn this article, I will take you through a step-by-step guide on how to remove epoxy grout, sealer and wax from previously installed stone surfaces. This method makes use of specialised solutions to achieve unique results whether you’re a professional or a beginner. During the stone tile installation process, installers use pre-mixed brush-in resin grouts. While these do offer heightened bond strength and resistance to water and staining, they also come with disadvantages. These resin grouts are difficult to work with and easily stain tiles. This wax and epoxy grout residue removing method gets rid of these stains to restore your great-looking stone tiles. Continue reading →
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How to remove stains and floor wax from stone floors
How to remove stains and floor wax from stone floors - Double Stripping MethodIn this article, I will share a comprehensive guide to getting rid of stubborn wax and stains on stone flooring. This is a technique that both our professional and DIY customers can use. So, what is this method called? The Double Stripping Method. Now, I'm going to show you exactly how to use the Double Stripping Method, step by step. Continue reading →
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How to Clean a Old & Dirty Stone Floors in 5 Steps
How to Deep Clean Old & Dirty Stone Floor How to Deep Clean Old & Dirty Stone Floor in 5 StepsCleaning old tiles is always an enticing idea. Uncovering the hidden beauty below layers of dirt is a thought that makes the motives many take on the task. However, when working with old stone tiles, you'll quickly discover that a mop and vacuum just aren't cutting it. What you need is a deep cleaning solution that tackles the more stubborn and long-standing dirt, stains and grime. In this article, I will take you through a step-by-step guide explaining how to deep clean any stone floor. This method uses easy-to-use equipment, making it perfect for DIY while achieving results you’d expect from a professional.
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