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How to Remove Stains from Marble & Porcelain Countertop
How to Remove Stains from CountertopAfter investing in a stunning porcelain or marble countertop for your kitchen, you know that properly cleaning and maintaining it is the only way to preserve its natural beauty. Cleaning kitchen countertops is easy if you have the right tools and knowledge. For the best way to remove stains from countertops around your home, we've prepared a hit list of the best products and tops to keep your surfaces looking as good as new. Continue reading →
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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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Choose your Floor Grinding Machine UK - LAVINA Concrete Polishing Machines
Choose your Grinding and Polishing Machines from The UK's Premier Stocklist Polished concrete is an exceedingly popular choice for floor surfaces in warehouses, schools, retail and car showrooms due to its durability and the lack of weekly or monthly maintenance. Concrete is an economical flooring choice for businesses and British homeowners where marble or granite would be too pricey despite their dazzling appearance and natural stone beauty. Tiling Logistics are the UK's only choice for hard floor grinding machines, our professional range has a wide range of customers from small business owners, to cleaning companies, franchises and large companies across England, Wales and Scotland. Questions? Call us on 0121 773 9129. Continue reading → -
LTP Mattstone Impregnating Sealers for Stone Floors and Walls UK
When you order from us, we go the extra mile to supply your needs rapidly and ensure your complete satisfaction. So for specialist advice and accessories, trust the stone & tile experts and explore our extensive range today. Suitable for surfaces including sandstone, limestone, marble, travertine, quarry, brick and concrete, our sealer can handle even the most challenging stone and tile materials. For less absorbent surfaces, only 1-2 litres will cover up to 10 square metres. More porous substrates require 3-4 litres for the same area. Designed and developed specifically for natural stone, slate, tiling, wall and floor surfaces, this matt stone tile sealer doesn't just stop at providing a protective shield. As well as enhancing visual appeal, safety is a top priority. Use in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Avoid inhaling vapours during application and drying. Once fully cured, maintain protection with regular cleaning using our specially formulated stone and tile aftercare range.Stone Floor Tiles - Wall Tiling Professional Sealers FREE UK Delivery Elevate your home with our advanced stone tile sealer, formulated to not only protect but also enhance natural stone, slate, and various wall and floor finishes. Our innovative sealer penetrates deeply into porous surfaces while maintaining a subtly matt appearance that brings out the inherent beauty of the material. The advanced resin-based formula creates an invisible barrier against water, oil, grease and dirt while allowing the stone's texture to shine through. Continue reading →
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Wet Floor Signs, How To Prevent Accidents, Anti Slip Flooring Solution
Wet Flooring Signeage - Floor Signs and Anti Slip According to the Health and Safety Executive, slips and trips are the most common cause of injury in the workplace. On average, a slip and fall results in 40% of all reported major injuries and lead to other more severe injuries. They are also responsible for most injuries sustained by members... -
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 → -
How to Clean Victorian Tiles Walls and Floors - Refurbish Edwardian Flooring
How to Clean Victorian Tiles Walls and Floors - Refurbish Edwardian Flooring with Specialist SuppliesThere have been a number of posts recently relating to cleaning Victorian & Edwardian Geometric and Encaustic floors. Quite often we receive calls from customers who have been lucky enough to acquire a British Victorian home or property that boasts a plethora of period features, usually including authentic tiles on the flooring, walls and around old fireplaces (vertical surfaces). During the Victorian era, it was customary to tile most surfaces around the home, including the hallway floors as a first welcome to guests. Intricate and colourful patterns decorate these hallways, even using encaustic tiles. Porch floors and walls were also tiled with skirting, dado, and feature tiles in eye-catching designs. In contrast, bathrooms and kitchen walls were adorned with plainer hues of off-white as a contrast. It's also common to see Victorian and Edwardian garden paths decorated with chequerboard tile designs with a border. Continue reading →
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Clean and Restore Stone Tiles - Degreasing Cement, Travertine, Terracotta, Quartz, Granite Limestone and Marble
Clean, Degrease and Restore Stone Tiles - Multi-Surface Cleaning Products Find the best tile cleaners to degrease, clean and restore Basaltina, Cotto, Travertine, Terracotta, Cement flooring, Quartz, Porphyry, Granite stone tiles, Limestone, Marble surfaces, and agglomerate tiling. Industrial oily garage concrete floors and large-scale restaurant hard stone tiles are no match for our expertise and supply of the best surface floor and grout cleaning products, accessories and even grinding machines for professional restoration and on-site floor restoration training in Birmingham. Whether it's in the home or for domestic properties, a multi-surface floor cleaner is always good to have on hand. You know that different materials have different properties and these properties make the product you clean them with very important. Fortunately, here at Tiling Logistics, we offer a range of multi-surface cleaning agents for use on a range of stone and tile surfaces. Continue reading for just some of our top picks. Continue reading → -
Faber Algafloor: Neutral Detergent for Daily Cleaning
Faber Algafloor: Neutral Detergent for Daily CleaningFaber has developed over 250 products for all-around surface care treatments. Whether it be deep cleaning, stain removal or impregnating and sealing and more, Faber has something for you. However, these treatments are not meant for daily maintenance. To remove minor amounts of dirt and other annoying substances, use Faber AlgaFloor Neutral Cleaner. Continue reading →
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How to Polish Dull Marble and Restore a Brilliant Shine
How to Polish Dull Marble and Restore a Brilliant ShineNo matter the cost, even the most brilliant marble and lime-based surfaces eventually lose their shine. Soon after their installation, marble becomes dull and falls victim to water damage. To prevent this damage and restore shine to dull marble, you need Faber A2 Mix and this article will tell you why. Continue reading →