Limestone Selection and Care The castle-like, serene palette limestone offers makes it a popular choice for homeowners in renovation projects or new construction. This article provides valuable information for anyone considering having limestone
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Limestone Selection and Care The castle-like, serene palette limestone offers makes it a popular choice for homeowners in renovation projects or new construction. This article provides valuable information for anyone considering having limestone
Removing Urine Stains and Odors from Stone Urine accidents on natural stone in homes or businesses can cause staining and odor problems. Maybe your new puppy made a mess on your marble floor.
Is My Stone Really Stained? Sometimes when we get calls from customers regarding a stain on their stone, it is not uncommon to find that the stain is not a stain at all.
Is My Countertop Quartzite or Marble? In recent years, there have been complaints from consumers who thought they had purchased quartzite for their countertops because of their its unique durability. Quartzite will not
Top 10 Causes of Grout Turning Yellow Home and business owners and property managers have a common complaint about the grout in their showers and floors turning yellow. Testing can help determine what
Graffiti Removal Procedure for Stone, Masonry, and Tile Surfaces by Fred Hueston If your beautiful building, wall, or other surface has just become the unintended canvas for graffiti, your first reaction might be
Disinfecting countertop surfaces, including natural stone countertops, is important to help prevent the spread of infectious diseases and harmful bacterias, and other contaminants. Unfortunately, not all disinfecting cleaners are safe for natural stone.
Have you ever noticed a slimy pink film form in bath and shower areas? This article explains what it is, how to get rid of it, and how to keep it from coming
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