If you have noticed stone damage located under windows, glass doors or in the shower, we have a good idea what the culprit is....
Vinegar.
With the growing popularity of natural cleaning products, vinegar is being used more and more to clean windows and bathrooms. Although very effective in cutting through grime, it's too acidic for stone tiles and will erode your shiny finish or leave unsightly marks.
Acidic liquids like wine, juice, and vinegar are likely to cause a chemical reaction when applied to your stone that can remove sealant, etch through the pores and stain the surface of the stone.
To avoid this, you should:
Immediately clean spilt wine, citrus juice or vinegar from floors
Put towels down around windows and glass doors when cleaning with vinegar
If you employ a cleaning company, make sure they don't use acidic products on your stone
If your stone us damaged, don't worry, it can be repaired. Give Opiela a call and we can restore your floors for you.
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