Bathroom glory - how to look after stone bathroom tiles

5 years ago

The appeal of a highly polished natural marble, limestone or travertine shower is undeniable every owners wish!

Below is a photo of how you DO NOT want your beautiful marble shower to look. However it is an area prone to the build up of soap scum on walls floors and glass and the accumulation of mould on silicone.

Daily use and exposure to hot water and chemicals can leave the stone, grout and silicon looking dirty and mouldy.

The Marble Man (1300 627 626) specialist cleaning services has over 27 years experience in polishing marble, limestone and travertine showers to remove soap scum, mould and discolouration from the stone walls and floors. Our cleaning process respects the integrity of the stone. With the right products and cleaning systems The Marble Man technicians will restore your stone shower walls and floors. Making them feel smooth and looking sparkling and revived again.

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