The owners of this stunning 400-year old property inConisbrough had occupied it for a few years and were now having a lot of work done to the interior. They never liked theSandstone Kitchen floor as it always looked dull and unclean, and this was made worse during the renovations. As a result, they had decided they would try and have it professionally cleaned and if not happy would look to replace it. This action released a dark brown soil from the stone, and this was extracted with an industrial wet vacuum and quickly rinsed the floor with water. It was a reasonably large floor, so it was cleaned in sections working our way across the room making sure the floor was 100' height='' title='Sandstone Floor During Clean and Seal Conisbrough Doncaster' />
Sealing a Sandstone Tiled Kitchen Floor in Conisbrough The floor was left to dry out overnight and then checked with a damp meter then next day to ensure the moisture level had returned to normal. Applying a sealer to a damp floor is not recommend and can lead to an inconsistent result so I always check first. To seal I appliedTile Doctor Colour Grow to the floor, this in an impregnating sealer that soaks into the pores of the stone protecting it from within and enhancing the natural colours in the stone in the process. It really brings out the beautiful colours and patterns of the stone transforming its appearance. The floor looked great and the client was very happy with the overall appearance and decided they would stick with the floor, actually Sandstone is quite nice! I recommended to the client they should useTile Doctor Neutral Tile Cleaner to keep the floor looking good, this is a pH neutral cleaner which will not compromise the newly applied seal and will keep it in place, preventing the problems they had previously experienced. It has a fresh smell and is suitable for regular use. Source:Sandstone Floor Tile Cleaning and Sealing Service in Conisbrough Deep Cleaning and Sealing a Sandstone Period Floor in Conisbrough
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