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How best to clean my granite flooring?
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Hi all and thaks for reading!
I have granite tiles on my bathroom floor, they were probably laid in the 50's, the are a greenish colour and have a matt type finish to them. Over the years they obviously havent been cleaned that well. I would like to revive these tiles as i am sure they would be expensive to replace.
can anyone advise me on haow best to restore them and what type of cleaning product will work best?
thanks in advance
I have granite tiles on my bathroom floor, they were probably laid in the 50's, the are a greenish colour and have a matt type finish to them. Over the years they obviously havent been cleaned that well. I would like to revive these tiles as i am sure they would be expensive to replace.
can anyone advise me on haow best to restore them and what type of cleaning product will work best?
thanks in advance
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Granite floors have to be treated carefully, and you shouldn't use ordinary household cleaners on them.
Damp-mop your floors regularly, and put good mats down so that the residue from peoples socks/footwear doesn't harm the granite and cause a build up. The old-fashioned type of mops are best to use, and you can add products such as you'll find in the link. Then polish with a product that's specially designed for granite and marble flooring.
http://www.tikkoproducts.com/
Granite floors have to be treated carefully, and you shouldn't use ordinary household cleaners on them.
Damp-mop your floors regularly, and put good mats down so that the residue from peoples socks/footwear doesn't harm the granite and cause a build up. The old-fashioned type of mops are best to use, and you can add products such as you'll find in the link. Then polish with a product that's specially designed for granite and marble flooring.
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