i am looking for some advice on a tile cleaning job i quoted today,18 x 18 off wht ceramic tile.between 4 of these is a 4 in x 4in black marble square.the tile is fairly clean as the house is huge.i am wondering what to use that wont damage the marble,or if my pro chem tile cleaner will harm the marble
ceramic with marble inserts
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J Scott W
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Most alkaline or neutral tile cleaners will work fine. Do not use any product with abrasives or a product on the acid side of 7.0.
There will be some advantage to using a cleaner made for stone that has no chelating agents in it. Consider using Spinergy StonePerfect as your prespray.
Depending upon the level of soil, you may want to turn down the PSI on your spinner tool (SX-15, Turbo or whatever). This is just a precaution. These marble inserts will likely be fine with somewhere around 1000 PSI.
There will be some advantage to using a cleaner made for stone that has no chelating agents in it. Consider using Spinergy StonePerfect as your prespray.
Depending upon the level of soil, you may want to turn down the PSI on your spinner tool (SX-15, Turbo or whatever). This is just a precaution. These marble inserts will likely be fine with somewhere around 1000 PSI.
Vivers
Supportive Member
Yeah, no problem at all with typical alkaline pre treat for tile & grout. Just nothing on the acid side as said above or you will etch it.
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Just like mentioned no acid.
