Travertine Floor Care

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Travertine floor care.

Simple green 128 oz. The label should clearly state if the cleanser is formulated specifically for travertine. Travertine can become dull and damaged if you use a harsh cleanser. Consider purchasing a floor cleaner formulated for travertine to use regularly.

This will make it easier to clean and the results will be better. Set your store to see local availability add to cart. If you are cleaning a floor sweep it with a soft broom or a dry dust mop. You can also use mild dish soap to clean travertine floors 3 4 step 2 avoid products with harsh chemicals.

However our favorite tool to use is a dust mop. You can use a flared broom to quickly collect debris and fine dust collect in a dustpan and throw away. Also check out the general care cleaning guide for the best tips on maintaining all types of countertop surfaces and floor tile. The best way to mop a travertine floor is to use warm plain water applied with a mop or sponge that is wrung dry so that the surface gets just barely damp.

You should never use harsh cleaners like. Use the following do s and don ts to learn how to clean travertine help you avoid bad habits and establish a safe method for travertine maintenance. The following tips are easy and very effective at keeping travertine in top conditions. Remove dust and dirt.

As noted above travertine tile is much more sensitive than granite to acidic substances like wine coffee fruit juices tomato sauce. Do not use tough brooms those can scratch the surface of the travertine. Do not saturate travertine tiles with water as it can penetrate down past sealant or into grout lines causing discoloration degradation and the growth of mold and mildew. Travertine needs a consistent care routine.

Get free shipping on qualified travertine floor cleaners or buy online pick up in store today in the cleaning department. Cleaning travertine floors step 1. You can also vacuum to get rid of grit and dust. Before mopping it s always best to start by removing dust and dirt.

Step 1 use a cleanser formulated for travertine.