In modern home decoration, especially the new generation of young people born in the 80s and 90s, especially like the decoration of light-colored series. Most of the bathrooms are made of light-colored quartz stone. After a long time, you will find that the phenomenon of yellowing appears, and the luster is not strong. So what should you do to restore it to the original?
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First of all, you can use a special quartz stone pigment cleaning agent, the use method is as follows:
1. Clean the stains on the stone surface and spray the pigment cleaning agent on the yellowed countertop. (Marble stone needs to be diluted with water at a ratio of 1:10-1:20, granite, bluestone, ceramic tiles, etc. do not need to be diluted ), cover with a paper towel and cover with a layer of plastic wrap.
2. Leave it for 1-24 hours, with a brush to scrub,
3. Finally, rinse with clean water. If there is any residue, repeat the above steps.
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Secondly, the following points should be paid attention to about the protection of bathroom stones:
1. Apply protective agent
The bathroom has been in a humid environment for a long time. Applying a protective agent to the surface can prevent liquid water from entering the interior of the stone and avoid problems such as moldy, blackening, and yellowing of the stone. ~ Wipe the protective surface clean within 5 minutes. Try to avoid contact with the protective liquid on the skin. It is best to dry for 24 hours after protection, and then the bathroom can be used.
2. Clean the stone surface in time
Because the water droplets left on the wall after showering will leave watermarks and deposits on the stone, you can wipe the bathroom wall with a dry towel or a rubber roller after use, and use a neutral stone cleaner to clean the bathroom stone.
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3. Surface polishing
If the gloss of the bathroom countertop becomes dull after a period of use, the stone can be polished. There are many brands of marble polishes on the market. Be careful not to use products that may damage the luster of the stone surface.
