How To Clean Travertine Showers | Cleaning Transformation
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2019
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Travertine is a natural stone used in showers and other parts of the home. However, these natural stone showers require a disciplined cleaning regimen to keep them attractive, lustrous and pristine.
Stay tuned as I show you how to clean your travertine showers with confidence!
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Honestly this really helps! Our rent house has this in my bathroom’s walls, so nice to know I wasn’t just going crazy on not seemingly getting it clean
Thank you for being so upfront and informative. There's a lot of misinformation online about Travertine - if you are lucky enough to even know you have Travertine lol. We just bought a house with it in the shower and unfortunately the prior owners have damaged with the wrong cleaners. At this point I'm trying to not cause any further damage. Can you perhaps do a video on sealers?
Green scratchy things. 😅 I love it!
This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you! I didn't know it was called Travertine, but this makes so much sense.
Happy to help!
What a great idea! A long handled deck brush 🏆🌟
Glad you found the video valuable!!🙂
I have travertine bathroom wall tiles and to clean the grout I found that using toothpaste and a toothbrush worked really well. Haven’t told the wife that it was her toothbrush yet
Haha lol
The stone eez did nothing. I even resorted to putting it directing on. I only had a grout brush and the green scrubby. Literally still looks white. I think it cleaned the stone, but what do I do about the white in the corners and along some of the grout lines?
Thanks mate! 👍🏼
Happy to help!
Great channel!
Thanks!
Hi, I LOVE your videos. Could you please make a video on how to clean a ceramic tile shower wall?
Sure I will try to talk about that soon👍🙂
Ooof, I didn't even know it was called travertine before this video. Thank you!
I have had a travertine shower for 16 years. I only use soft water in my home. Only had to clean it once, i sprayed it with TSP then used my power washer to wash it down. Then I let it dry for 48hrs and sealed it. That was 8 years ago. All it needs now is an occasional wipe down with dawn and a microfiber. It smells and looks great.
What is TSP stand for? What sealant did you use?
"It's just going to make you mad" Yes! I'm ready to just remove the whole shower wall smh
Lol
I feel you
I’m in agreement to just remove it if that’s an option. I have 2 awful Travertine showers to clean in my business and would LOVE if they would “devolve” back to a ceramic tub with those wonderful smooth fiberglass walls. Those were the days…….
Thank you
you are welcome!
Thank God I found this video👍
Happy to help!
Does it remove rust too?
YES THANK YOU. We bought a house with this kind of shower and I have no idea how to clean the stupid thing!
You are welcome! Now you know!
Clean With Confidence and knowing is half the battle!
I am moving into a house with travertine shower. It is dirty. thanks for the video.
So really, the short answer is, YOU CAN’T CLEAN IT. I’m not against manual labor, but is one tile guy told me, “there is no reason to EVER use natural stone in a shower”.
I concur. As a housekeeper, I’m trying to clean a shower that’s had no maintenance for 14 days. It’s virtually impossible, no it is impossible for me to get it clean. Sad!
Great video, what would you recommend to use on the shower glass of a travertine shower floor to get rid of soap scum without damaging the floor? A lot of videos recommend vinegar, dawn and water but I've read never to expose travertine to vinegar.
thanks great job! i thumbed it, my wife used a lysol gel paste cleaner for tubs/bowls, that penetrated our floor tavertine section with white /grey streaks, i heard using diamond polishing pads to remove the superficial layer streaks, than stone sealer would do the trick? any other method i can use, espically i dont have the diamond polishing tools/pads? thanks!
Happy to help
I knew I would be mad so I looked on line first. Now I’m just mad that I have to go out for supplies 😁Why Would anyone put this in their shower? For the record, the deck brush covers a lot more area than the green scrubbie thing. Thanks so much!
Great video. What product would you suggest for daily cleaning? Any suggestions to make it shine.
Same product. I would just go with the 10 to 1 ratio for regular cleaning.
daintydina, I also should mention that the shower needs to be sealed. I didn't mention it in the video. The Floors Guys sell the sealer as well. From that point, if you notice the 10 to 1 ratio of Stone Eez is breaking down that sealer then they sell a different product called Daily Eez. It's pH neutral so there is no way it will ever break down any type of sealer. You can use that instead as well.
Clean With Confidence my floor was not sealed and I have lived in the home for 4 years. Can I seal it after so many years? Frustrated because even after cleaning it has a white film on the surface.
@@CraftingwithDinna You can seal it anytime, you just have to make sure it get deep cleaned first. You have to keep natural stone sealed because it gets dirty in a hurry if you don't. That's why I mentioned in the video I don't know why anyone would want natural stone because it's alot of MAINTENANCE lol!!!
I just cleaned and regrouted my travertine shower and suddenly the tiles look very dull. Will resealing them make the tiles shiny again or will it just stop them from absorbing water?
What about travertine floors in like a kitchen what type of soap would you use then??
I use a bucket of water with a few squirts of Blue Dawn Dish Soap and mop them with a string mop.
Hey! I'm a little person and I resemble that statement! 😂✌🦄💜😁
haha! Great to have you!
@@CleanWithConfidence great to have your videos!!! As a little person I love all kinds of life hacks especially cleaning hacks! My pleasure to be here and learn from you.
I'm confused the word is we are not supposed to use dish detergent, but you recommend dawn dish soap? Please clarify?
Not sure what you are referring to. Could you rephrase the question?
Will you please make a video on how to use microfiber cloths? I honestly don’t know how to clean with them. I’ve only used paper towels and occasionally those weirdo norwex cloths where you only use water. Microfiber is kind of a puzzle to me 🤷♀️ Do you treat them just like paper towels except you wash them afterward? I like to clean with diluted bleach, will that ruin the cloths?
Sure! Microfiber clothes are basically just an all-purpose cloth. I would avoid using them with strong chemicals like bleach but you can use them to dust and or with Dawn dish Soap as a cleaning cloth all day long! I recorded a video about how to wash them once they get dirty. You can find that video inside the channel.
Clean With Confidence wonderful! Thank you!
hey arkansas, did it get the gunk out, the part you scraped with your fingernails with in the beginning?
Yes ma'am sure did :)
Great video. I have stone tile in the bathroom that has pink mold on it. Will this product work on remvoing the mold?
It should. If not you may need to use a little bleach then seal it afterwards 🙂
@@CleanWithConfidence well I’m worried with bleach, it may discolor the tile :/
What are your thoughts about Granite Gold for a cleaner on Travertine?
I have never used it so I couldn’t give an opinion👍🙂
Do you think a sealer is good for a natural stone?
Yes sealer is critical
I bought this and used it on a clients limestone shower walls with zero results. I am stumped and would love feedback.
Yes because it is liquidity it tends to just run down the walls so it doesn’t work as well. I recommend put it in a foamer then spraying it on the walls. When it is in foam form it stays on the walls better👍
Will this cleaner remove mold?
Well, there's no bleach in the Stone Eez. It will get rid of surface mold, but it won't get down in the stone and completely kill it.
How about the same but with mold in the crevices?
I have the same issue…don’t know what to do with the mold
Yep, I’m pretty mad right now… thx for the video
Happy to help👍🙂
Do you have to seal after cleaning?
Yes
hey how do I remove grout from travertine showers especially in the little pours?
I am not sure what you are asking. You want to remove the grout from your shower? I don't do any remodeling just cleaning.
@@CleanWithConfidence how do you remove mold from the grout on travertine or natural stone?
@@soniaortiz5777 Make a 50/50 mixture of water and bleach. Spray it on effected area, let dwell for 15 minutes, scrub with a OXO Brush or an old toothbrush with stiff bristles, then rinse! Few maintenance tips, make sure that shower is sealed. Second, squeegee off all excess water from the walls after every shower this will help it to air dry faster. That should prevent mold from forming. :)
I don’t use bleach, I use 15% hydrogen peroxide. Use rubber cloves and eye protection with any chemical.
Spray it heavy and let it bubble until it stops. Scrub it with a brush and wash it down.
How do I clean the grout on Travertine without hurting the stone???
Same stuff with the Stone Eez
How do you get rid of mold on grout in travertine bathroom tile..ty
I use Tilex Mold and mildew remover
I use cotton wool in long strips soaked in neat bleach pressed into the grout - it sticks - leave overnight the cotton wool dries but remains on the grout - collect up - mould is gone - only bleach kills the mould - can redo strips for the odd patch - even a few hours it works - also can buy cottonwood in thin strips in a big bag readymade for perming hair which saves time. Probably not the best way but after 10 years of trying everything else I’d rather risk a bit of discolour on the tiles than inhale mould spores - never ever would I choose natural stone again
I used to scrub but one day I decided to apply Thick bleach with a roller, let it set for an hour or so then give it another pass. All mould just disappeared. Looks new every time.
And if we don’t have stone-eez? 😬
Then purchase it! 😆
The grout-eez bottle specifically says do not use on natural stone.
Sorry I messed up. I bought the wrong product.
Yes there is Grout eez and Stone Eez. Stone esz is for natural stone.
I love grout EEZ it is amazing I didn't even know they sold stone EEZ
Yes ma’am they sure do!!🙂
It appears that the Stone-Eez is no longer available. What would you recommend now?
Hello! It's just unavailable at the moment. The manufacturer is having trouble getting bottles because of covid. This is the only product I recommend for natural stone. I can't honestly recommend another stone cleaner.
@@CleanWithConfidence I used toilet bowl cleaner in an attempt to clean mold on my grout lines. Now some of my shower floor tiles appear lightened in color...😩😩 And I still have mold. Any advice? I’m so upset!
@@athenatallmadge8412 Sorry to hear that!! I am sure you got that tip from another youtube video. Most of these "cleaning" channels are experimenters not professional cleaners so be careful. This is hard for me to answer without knowing the condition of the shower grout. Is your shower grout sealed?
@@CleanWithConfidence Yes! ☹️
I’m now reading about etch removers. I think something chemically happened to the stone that caused etching.
@@athenatallmadge8412 You could be right.. If the grout is sealed then the mold should be right on top. You could probably use a little dawn dish soap and a small hand held grout brush to remove the mold.
I want Fussball!
Ha! I always forget about him. I need to put him in a video
Hey
Hello
“ Idk why you put travertine in your showers” yea idk why the remodeling company did that 😑 not only my shower walls! Noooo they did all the floors as well, except the Rooms 🥴🤦🏻♀️.
Mine is worse than that!
Am I the only one who only struggles to see the filth in this shower but the difference at the end?
Man you didn't have to scrape the shower floors and expose yourself to that gunk, we could see from the camera angle.
Not sure what you mean.
So no acid but we can use bleach right. ohhh and that accent.
Yes bleach is ok.
@@CleanWithConfidence But using bleach in NOT good for homes with septic systems!