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Can limestone tiles be cleaned using Heated High Pressure Extraction?
The reason you will get mildew on the tile in a shower is because the water is not draining or drying properly. This could be cause of the tile not being installed correctly with the correct slope on the tile floor.
What do I use to Clean and Seal my Slate Tiles?
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Should a Marble Floor that was Spot Bonded and Sounds Hollow be Replaced or Restored?
First of all a hollow sounding marble floor is not considered a defect in itself. It could be a symptom of a defect.