Tips for Caring Limestone & Slate

Using the natural stone in your home interior is easy if you have enough budget, while proper care will enhance its appeal and can even help it to continue improving with age. Since it could add important value to your home, so a little maintenance is well worth for the effort. Meanwhile, it will go a long way to ensure that your investment stays protected. Here we will provide you tips for how to care limestone and slate well in daily life.For the slate, since it is remarkably nonporous, so the stone is ideal for floors and outdoor use. Wash slate with plain warm water to get the longest life from your slate surfaces. Using cleaners with high acid or alkaline pH levels will cause slate to become brittle. Use a pH neutral cleaner when warm water just won't cut it. Because these cleaners are as gentle as water, they can be used on any surface that isn't harmed by water.
Limestone is highly porous and reactive to acids, so acidic cleaners like those that contain citrus can easily etch or interact in ways that damage it. Scrub your limestones with a pH-neutral cleanser that is specifically approved for limestone. Never wash with household soap and water because soap and hard water will build up and make the surface look cloudy. At last, we suggest you that you should take the time to ensure the proper care for your valuable investment, then your natural stone tile will continue to reward you with beauty and performance, which will endure and delight for generations to come.
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