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Cleaning limestone countertops can be a challenge, especially if you haven't cleaned them in a while.
If you have limestone countertops you know what I'm talking about.
Limestone is very porous, and absorbs liquids very easily.
Using warm or hot water with a little dish soap works for daily cleaning
We always recommend using micorfiber cloths for cleaning limestone counters or any natural stone surfaces.
If your limestone is stained or has etch marks, it may need a little more than just a cleaning.
It may need to be looked at by a stone professional to restore the desired finish.
Limestone tile or counters can have a matte or polished finish. Ask us how we can help you restore the finish.
Cleaning limestone surfaces is the same as cleaning any natural stone and isn't a hard task.
Don't be worried about damaging your stone.
We always recommend neutral cleaners for all natural stone surfaces and that includes limestone.
Neutral cleaners are safe for all natural stone and tile and grout surfaces.
If you have more soiled limestone, you can use an akaline cleaner that is safe for stone surfaces.
Once you've chosen your cleaner, what you want to do is:
What ever you clean your stone surface with, always rinse well and dry completely with a cotton or microfiber cloth.
Drying it completely helps because any wet area left to dry, may have dirt left in it which doesn't evaporate like the water does.
Now you're ready to seal your Limestone. See our sealing limestone page for how to seal limestone.
When it comes to learning how to clean limestone countertops or just maintaining natural stone and tile and grout, we strive to help educate our customers on the best protection they can have, helping them save time and money in costly restoration costs down the road.
If you have limestone countertops you know what I'm talking about.
Limestone is very porous, and absorbs liquids very easily.
Using warm or hot water with a little dish soap works for daily cleaning
We always recommend using micorfiber cloths for cleaning limestone counters or any natural stone surfaces.
If your limestone is stained or has etch marks, it may need a little more than just a cleaning.
It may need to be looked at by a stone professional to restore the desired finish.
Limestone tile or counters can have a matte or polished finish. Ask us how we can help you restore the finish.
How to Clean Limestone
Cleaning limestone surfaces is the same as cleaning any natural stone and isn't a hard task.
Don't be worried about damaging your stone.
We always recommend neutral cleaners for all natural stone surfaces and that includes limestone.
Neutral cleaners are safe for all natural stone and tile and grout surfaces.
If you have more soiled limestone, you can use an akaline cleaner that is safe for stone surfaces.
Once you've chosen your cleaner, what you want to do is:
- Apply solution to your stone and let it dwell 10-20 minutes making sure not to let it dry.
- Scrub the limestone with a microfiber cloth or soft bristle brush.
- Wipe up dirty solution and rinse with warm water a few times.
What ever you clean your stone surface with, always rinse well and dry completely with a cotton or microfiber cloth.
Drying it completely helps because any wet area left to dry, may have dirt left in it which doesn't evaporate like the water does.
Now you're ready to seal your Limestone. See our sealing limestone page for how to seal limestone.
When it comes to learning how to clean limestone countertops or just maintaining natural stone and tile and grout, we strive to help educate our customers on the best protection they can have, helping them save time and money in costly restoration costs down the road.
Stone Care Products
Are you a do-it-yourselfer? Always working on your home on one project to another. Check the link below to buy stone care products.
We know you can do it yourself and offer you the same products we use to clean stone and tile.
We Recommend MB-1 Marble, Granite and More Cleaner
Natural stone neutral floor cleaner that's safe for all surfaces, tile, stone, and wood.
We Recommend MB-3 Soap Scum Remover for Shower Cleaning
For cleaning any natural stone, ceramic tile and porcelain shower we recommend MB-3.
We Recommend MB-5 Marble, Granite and More Spray
For daily cleaning of marble, granite and all engineered stones. Great for metal and glass too!
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