Bring dull travertine floors and showers back to life
Cleanerfull deep cleans travertine floors, showers and countertops, repairs damage where needed, and reseals the stone so spills are less likely to soak in. Travertine is porous, so sealing is what protects it between cleanings.
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Why travertine needs sealing
Natural travertine has many small holes, which makes it porous. Without a sealer, spills and dirty mop water soak in and darken the stone. MSI recommends sealing travertine and resealing it from time to time.
Signs your travertine needs cleaning and sealing
- Grout lines that have turned dark
- Dull, cloudy patches in high-traffic areas
- Water that darkens the stone instead of beading up
- Rings or spots where drinks or citrus sat on the stone
Honed or polished travertine
Travertine comes in a matte honed finish or a shiny polished one. If yours is etched or worn, honing and polishing can even it out before sealing.
Keep travertine looking good after Daniel's visit
Use a cleaner made for natural stone, and keep vinegar, salt-based cleaners and citrus off the floor. The travertine care guide covers daily care step by step.
Travertine cleaning and sealing: frequently asked questions
How often should travertine be resealed?
From time to time, depending on wear. Daniel checks it during each visit, and the water drop test in the travertine care guide tells you when it's due.
Can you repair holes and damage in travertine?
Yes. Cleanerfull repairs and polishes natural stone surfaces, travertine included.
Do you clean travertine showers?
Yes. Cleanerfull cleans stone floors, countertops, showers and walls.
Get your free quote from Daniel
Call or email Daniel. He answers himself and gives you the basic price right away.