can you use it on natural stone
1045783
I was assured by the salesman -- who also has had personal experience using the Shark in his home -- that it is OK to use on natural stone floors, so I have used it once on our new slate-type bathroom floors and it seems to work fine. I plan to continue to using it. That's all I can tell you at this point.
1045784
The steam mop doesn't leave standing water. It dries almost immediately, so I wouldn't hesitate to use it on natural stone.
1045785
Yes,you can. I use it on travertine tile and it does a fantastic job! I hope this is helpful!!
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it might, not sure. Make sure it is fresh glue. Anything over 6 months old, dont expect it to work as stated by Gorilla Glue in their letter to me. It looses its adhesion ability as it ages. Never tried it on stone. I think i would call an installer/manufacturer and see what they use for repairs. I promise you they dont want to make the repair twice, second time at their expense. If it were my counter tops I would not use it because of the chemicals that may be passed on to the food even though it may not be much it is still super glue or so its called. Not so super in my book.
1603040
Karen, yes this Cleaner is safe on Granite, Marble Laminate, Corian, Silestone, Staron, and all other natural stones. Best product on the market!
1914113
You can use it on gold, yellow and white ,,platinum and most stones. Not pearls.
382760
The label indicates it is good for granite, marble, or any sealed stone. I use it on my granite and silestone and it really does the job!
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No! Do NOT use oil with this type of stone! You will ruin it. They are designed to be used with water. Just, soak the stone, for a few minutes, in clean water and then add a sprinkle of water every few strokes as you are sharpening to wash the swarf from the surface of the stone. I noticed the sharpening oil advertised with this, and it is misleading. I use these stones with my hand planes and chisels, etc for woodworking and you cannot get a better edge than with a water stone. You can quite literally get a mirror finish if you go to 6000 grit or finer. The only drawback is the stones need to be flattened occasionally. No! Do NOT use oil with this type of stone! You will ruin it. They are designed to be used with water. Just, soak the stone, for a few minutes, in clean water and then add a sprinkle of water every few strokes as you are sharpening to wash the swarf from the surface of the stone. I noticed the sharpening oil advertised with this, and it is misleading. I use these stones with my hand planes and chisels, etc for woodworking and you cannot get a better edge than with a water stone. You can quite literally get a mirror finish if you go to 6000 grit or finer. The only drawback is the... » Read More No! Do NOT use oil with this type of stone! You will ruin it. They are designed to be used with water. Just, soak the stone, for a few minutes, in clean water and then add a sprinkle of water every few strokes as you are sharpening to wash the swarf from the surface of the stone. I noticed the sharpening oil advertised with this, and it is misleading. I use these stones with my hand planes and chisels, etc for woodworking and you cannot get a better edge than with a water stone. You can quite literally get a mirror finish if you go to 6000 grit or finer. The only drawback is the stones need to be flattened occasionally. « Show Less
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Personally, I would not use this on stone tile. The product says durable for wood surfaces both finished and unfinished. There must be another product out there for different surfaces. Try google. Hope this helps.
1125304
Not sure. I tried it on stone (travertine) & it didn't work @ all. Not a fan of the product.
1524374
I believe you can. Although I would not use it on any wood or stone surface you may have in the kitchen. It is much too harsh for such things.
140140
Good question and I'm honestly not sure. My guess would be no, because it's not real stone, it's a resin.
1667740
I would soak a new stone in water and use that to sharpen kitchen knives with. I bought this oil to use with a stone to sharpen an axe and will be using it on wood but your knife will be cutting food so I would use water for your stone.
661526
Yes, its made for all stone products. I mostly use it on our travertine floors but also granite counters at times.
549663
I used it on my kitchen counter. I have natural stone blocks and it worked great. Looks like new grout.
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http://www.stonesource.com/?stone=pietra-cardosaSee web site above for the stone. It should be ok if it's natural stone. I would call Stone Tech 's Tech.Dept
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I would not recommend it, stone is somewhat degradable. Maybe if you use the coarser side of the stone.
1522039
If the leaves are dry, it should do fine...and leave the stone undisturbed. I have used it for this purpose with little, if any, problem.
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Yes you can use it on rocks but if it's exposed to the elements overtime it will just rub/ washed off.