What are Quarry Tiles? Have you ever found yourself wondering, “What are quarry tiles?” or "What is a quarry tile floor?" Fear not! In this post we’re going to talk about what quarry tiles are, how you care for them and the very best tips for cleaning your...
Natural stone floors We get asked this question a LOT! along with how to clean uneven stone floors. As the experts in natural and engineered stone floor cleaning, people often turn to us to better understand how to care for their natural stone floors. How to...
Patio Cleaning: Getting The Perfectly Clean Patio As the nights draw longer and the days start to warm up, thoughts are naturally turned to our outside spaces. Spring is the most popular time for patios and external stone floors to be laid or restored as...
What is Marble? To understand the properties of your marble flooring, you must first understand what marble is and how it came to be on your floor. For example, did you know that marble, in fact, started out as the natural stone, limestone? When limestone is...
At KleanSTONE we are always shouting about how our amazing stone floor cleaning machines can literally bring your stone floor back to life. However, we know that sometimes you have to see it to believe it. With this in mind, we have compiled some of our...
Your Complete Guide To Limestone An important part of caring and maintaining your limestone floor is to know all there is to know about it. Cleaning limestone can be a difficult task if you won't know what you are dealing with or the best way to clean it....
Pet Friendly Floor Cleaner If you have a dog or a cat it can often be a challenge to keep your floors clean. The battle with muddy footprints is constant. As as a conscientious pet owner, you'll be looking for a pet safe floor cleaner to give you peace of...
What is Terracotta? Before we start talking about terracotta flooring, let's first answer the question of 'what is terracotta?' Terracotta means ‘baked earth’ in Italian and is essentially just that. It is refined mud that is shaped whilst wet, dried and then...
Have you given your natural stone floors a good clean with a mop and bucket and are left wondering why you are still getting dirty socks? Or why your grout still looks dirty despite you having slaved away cleaning it? This might be one of those rare occasions...