Cleaning Granite, Marble & all Natural Stone Surfaces

DEEP CLEANING -  If you were able to immediately wipe up the spill there may remain a residual stain. We suggest the following cleaning solutions:

Use R155 Intensive Cleaner to remove moderate residual stains from Granite, Marble, Travertine, Limestone, and other Natural Stone materials.

The best thing to do while you wait for your order of R155 is to flush the stain with hot soapy water for 15 minutes, and cover area with a soapy washcloth or sponge. Repeat to flush out stain.

 

How To Remove Residual Food Stains from Granite & Marble:

1. Apply R155 in a 1:4 Solution, or 50/50 with warm water
2. Allow to Dwell (soak in) for 15 minutes
3. Scrub with a scrub pad or Scrubbing Sponge
4. Wipe up product with sponge
5. Rinse, Rinse, and Rinse Again
6. Allow to dry. 

If this method does not completely remove residual stain,
please refer to our Stain Removal page.

Deep Cleaning Natural Stone Floors, Brick, and Terracotta:

1. Mix in bucket R155 Diluted, 4 parts water to 1 part R155 Intensive Cleaner.    

2. Apply to Floor with sponge mop and scrub areas as needed.

3. For best results allow to dwell on surface for 15- 20 minutes.

4. Scrub area vigorously.

5. Mop up excess product, using a second bucket with clean rinse water.

6. Rinse, Rinse, and Rinse Again.

7. Allow to dry.

If this method does not completely remove residual stains,
please refer to our Stain Removal page.

Deep Cleaning Natural Stone Showers:

 1. Mix in bucket R155 Diluted, 4 parts water to 1-part R155 Intensive Cleaner.

 2. Apply to Shower walls with our Premium Scrubbing Sponge

 3. For  problem areas, repeat application scrubbing area vigorously.

 4. For larger shower areas, use a deck brush and pole to save time.

 5. Rinse, using a second bucket with clean rinse water. 

 6. Rinse, Rinse, and Rinse Again. 

 7. Allow to dry.

 Deep Cleaning Exterior Natural Stone

 Follow directions above depending on severity of dirt and stains. 

If this method does not completely remove residual stains,
please refer to our Stain Removal page.