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Anonymous users2024-01-24It can be cleaned with a professional marble cleaner, which can penetrate into the micropores of carbonate stones such as marble, limestone, dolomite, serpentine, etc., to remove a variety of yellow spots and stains such as tea, coffee, straw rope yellow, etc., without damaging the surface gloss of the stone, and will not leave pigment inside the stone.
The correct washing step is:
1.Remove dust and dirt from the surface of the stone first;
2.Brush or spray the diluted detergent on the surface of the macula and stains, use absorbent materials such as white cotton cloth or white toilet paper to adhere to the stone surface, and add detergent to make it completely wet;
3.Cover the marble with a plastic film to maintain the action time of the detergent;
4.After about 24 hours, remove the plastic film and the cloth or paper that is attached to it, and scrub it several times with water;
5.If the yellow stain cannot be completely removed, you can repeat it as above.
Yes, but take waterproof measures.
One of the ways to do this is if you install a circulating pump, so that when you turn on the shower, the water will be pumped into the drain, and you'll be almost done with the shower.
It is useless to only do the ground plane of the bathroom waterproof layer, and the wall must also be done to have a waterproof effect.
There should be no water leakage, but waterproofing must be carried out in accordance with the work process, regardless of the leakage and non-leakage at that time, the closed water test should be done, and the water leakage within 24 hours can be determined to be qualified, and the next step can only be carried out after reaching the qualification.
Yes, you must use antique surface, otherwise it will be very slippery, and you must do a good job of protective treatment, otherwise there will be alkali return, yellowing, mildew and other lesions in the later stage.