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Your Local Kirby Muxloe Leicestershire Quartz Stone Floor Cleaners, were called out to view a oily and greasy Quartz hard floor that needed some serious professional help and bringing back to its original best. The main problem we had on this floor was our client didn’t know how to clean the quartz floor properly due to their lack of knowledge on the floor and their lack of understanding on cleaning, as you can see from the photo we have taken below the floor looks has loads of built up residue left over from the rubbish products they had been using to clean the quartz hard floor with and as time went on this just continued to build up leaving them no choice but to call a professional in like us to get the problem solved.

We started this job by spraying a ph neutral alkaline solution onto the quartz floor to begin breaking down all the grease and oils that was causing this smeary look effect (residue) on the tiled floor. After a little while of waiting for the solution to do its job, we started cleaning with our rotary machine and thoroughly scrubbed the floor with a fine scrubbing brush after this was all complete and cleaned efficiently we used our special wet vac and electric pump system to rinse all the soiled residue that was on top of the quartz tile. After the rinsing was complete we then dried out the floor to the best of our ability with a special wand that’s designed to remove any visible wet puddles that are on the quartz floor.
Please see our before and after pictures and videos!

After cleaning and drying the quartz hard floor, we returned a few days later to apply the impregnated sealant which sits within the pores of the stone giving it maximum protection. The way that we seal these quartz floors is by applying a special sealant solution through a special very fine pump up sprayer and allow it to soak in for about fifteen minutes (depending on the porosity of the floor) then, with a rotary machine that spins at about 400 rotations per minute with a white buffer pad and buff the sealant until it’s 100% dry making sure there is no excess sealer left behind on the tile as this will smear the sheen on the beautiful quartz floor. As you can see from the photo we had taken above we made a huge difference to this floor removing all the residue that had built up now the floor looks like new again with another very happy client.