Cave stones are usually divided into white cave stones and beige cave stones. However, based on the structural characteristics of the holes, it is often easy to deposit many pollution sources that affect the material of the cave stones, leading to extensive damage to the cave stones. So, how to clean the cave stones installed in bathrooms and kitchens? Next, let's take a look with the editor of Fabulous Group.
1. Clean the cave stones with a vacuum cleaner first
Firstly, use a vacuum cleaner to clean the cave stones installed in bathhouses and kitchens. Sometimes it is not possible to completely clean the small pores between the cave stones, and only absorb some fragments, dust, and dander. Therefore, we can only try several vacuum cleaning steps as much as possible to minimize impurities in the cave stones, which is the first step of cleaning.
2. Diluted cave stone cleaning agent
Some people who have just come into contact with stone care may use undiluted cleaning agents to clean cave stones, which violates the taboo of cave stone cleaning. Due to the strong chemical properties of undiluted cave stone cleaning agents, using them directly without dilution can cause changes in the color of cave stones. Therefore, the manufacturer's instructions should be followed to dilute the cleaning agent with warm water or to conduct professional dilution based on the varying degrees of staining and contamination of the stone. This process may need to be repeated several times, or small sample experiments should be conducted to determine the degree of dilution.
3. Sun drying
After completing the cleaning and care steps of the cave stone care agent, the cave stone should be allowed to air dry naturally in a sunny area. In areas where sunlight cannot be bathed, the water droplets and stains left on the surface of the stone should be wiped and dried by hand to avoid more serious stone application problems.