This fella's easy on the eyes :o) AND this is a great video on soapstone, which I hope to install in my Texas county style home! I clean with bleach periodically so I'll check out the next video on cleaning to learn if diluted bleach is ok to use.
I think you can as soap stone is used in chem labs, and is non absorbant. But for cleaning, straight bleach is pretty radical. I would use a 4 distilled water to 1 part bleach. Vinager is another great natural cleaner, and you can get those in much stronger concentrations vs the regular 4 to 6%.
This fella's easy on the eyes :o) AND this is a great video on soapstone, which I hope to install in my Texas county style home! I clean with bleach periodically so I'll check out the next video on cleaning to learn if diluted bleach is ok to use.
I think you can as soap stone is used in chem labs, and is non absorbant. But for cleaning, straight bleach is pretty radical. I would use a 4 distilled water to 1 part bleach. Vinager is another great natural cleaner, and you can get those in much stronger concentrations vs the regular 4 to 6%.
Hello,
How long will the deep black color last after waxing/mineral oil is applied?
Is SOAPSTONE same as PUMICE STONE.
Soapstone is often 40% or more talc....from what I read. Pumice is usually pink I think, and is used in polishing metals, like gold.