Cleaning Indoor Flagstone Floors

When you have to clean with soap make sure it is a neutral cleaner with a ph of about 7.

Cleaning indoor flagstone floors.

If we leave it to dry by itself then whitish spots without shine will be left. Sweep during your regular cleaning routine after a gathering or after a wind has come through. If your floors are especially dirty you may have to change your water more than once. Pro clean mixed with water is my go to cleaning solution for most natural stone floors as it works well to lift out ingrained dirt and stains.

Always make sure that the floor is well rinsed and then dry with a clean cloth. Later one must clean very well and dry the surface soon with a soft towel. Cleaning should be done using a sponge a soft cloth or a very soft brush to avoid that the surface is scratched and is done making circles. Sweep your flagstone regularly with a dry broom or dust mop to remove dust dirt and debris.

Make sure to rinse your mop often. My first task was removing the medley of muck and dirt left over from the building works from the flagstone tiles. Natural stone soap and water are an effective way to clean your flagstone floor. I did this using a weak solution of tile doctor pro clean and clean water the concentration is adjusted according to the level of soil build up.

Clean your flagstone mix together equal parts white vinegar and warm water. Make sure you do not use apple cider vinegar balsamic vinegar or any other variety that is not clear as they can stain your flagstones.