For vanity tops, we recommend cleaning with a mild liquid detergent and a soft cloth. Please refer to the Furniture Care Tips page for more information.

We recommend sealing your natural stone to help prevent staining. Regular cleaning and immediately blotting up spilled liquids will keep your natural stone looking beautiful for years to come. Clean your natural stone with warm water and a non-abrasive, clear, non-acidic cleaner. For more information about natural stone care, please visit the resource section of our website.

Yes, definitely. Marble is suitable for bathroom vanity tops, countertop and floorings. But use it at lowest traffic area.

Our suggestion for your ongoing care would be to use our Revitalizer Daily Use Cleaner with Protector. Not only is this an excellent cleaner for removing everyday soils and spills, but every time that you clean you're reinforcing the

Marble is appropriate for bathroom vanity tops, countertops. Its attractive colors improve the elegant look of home. But use it at lowest traffic area.

Granite can not stain easily because it is the hardest stone. But unsealed granite can be damaged. Use mild stone cleaner, biodegradable liquid dish soap, soap flakes or powder which contains no aromatics. Than thorough rinse and dry it with damp cloth.

Granite is a very durable stone. It is also much harder than marble. Granite has been used in the past in the commercial industry. Some of the obvious applications have been panels on the outside of buildings, walls, and floors of "high-traffic" areas. Granite will withstand almost any element it comes up against including heat and cold. Granite itself is approximately 95-98% stain resistant but, we use a silicone impregnator on all of our natural stone products.

Granite is very durable stone and is the much harder than any other stone. Granite itself is the most stain resistant but unsealed granite can damage easily. Use mild phosphate free, biodegradable liquid dish soap, soap flakes or powder which contains no aromatics.

POLISHED GRANITE is a very durable stone, much harder than marble. Granite has been used in the past in the commercial industry. Some of the obvious applications have been panels on the outside of buildings, walls, and floors of "high traffic" areas. Granite will withstand almost any element it comes up against including heat and cold. Granite itself is approximately 9598% stain resistant although, we use a silicone impregnator sealer on all our natural stone products.

We recommend using a cleaner specially formulated for natural stone. General purpose cleaning products can damage natural stone or the sealer applied, so don’t just pick anything off of the shelf at the grocery store. Improperly formulated cleaners or those with acids (such as porcelain or tile cleaners) may etch the surface of the

Marble is suitable for bathroom vanity tops, countertops, Jacuzzi surrounds, fireplace etc. Its elegant colors beautify the home. Use it at lowest traffic area.

A - First, wet the stone to prevent cleaning agents from absorbing in the product. Use a sponge or soft bristle brush to scrub gently, then rinse thoroughly. Commercial cement cleaners may be used, with caution. St. Croix Stone recommends water only or a water/vinegar mix. Vinegar works well and it's readily available. Vinegar will not harm the stone. NEVER USE ACIDS TO CLEAN THE STONE!

Do not use powdered cleansers to clean your stone. Powdered cleansers contain pumice; it might damage your countertop. Never use acidic cleaners. Acidic cleansers include substance like ammonia. Use only mild stone cleaners.

Click here for our Care and Cleaning Guide. You'll appreciate that natural stone requires minimal care. Simply use warm water or neutral PH cleanser. Never use an acid-based cleanser, chemicals or abrasive on your stone. Natural stone will not stain easily as long as it is sealed and maintained properly. Click here for our Care and Cleaning Guide.

Do not use vacuum cleaners at natural stone surface. The metallic appliances may scratch the surface. Too much use of cleaners or soap may leave some spots. Use non acidic soap, solution of ammonia water or mild cleaners to clean your natural stones.

Just use soap and warm water, and then dry it with a cotton rag. Never use abrasive cleaning materials or liquids. On occasions, spray Windex and wipe it dries with a paper towel. Rubbing alcohol is also a good cleaning solution ? it disinfects the stone surface while giving it a shine without any streaks.

A well-used pizza stone should be stained, so don't think that you need to clean it and restore it to like-new condition. Never wash a stone with soapy water. Use a scraper to scrape off any burnt-on foods. If you have food residue on the stone which hasn't burned to a blackened crisp, put the stone in a 400-500 degree cooker (or even use your stove in your kitchen) and get it nice and burned. Then you can scrape it off.

The human kidneys are paired organs, which are positioned just in front of the 11th and 12th ribs. The kidneys are responsible for filtering water and other substances from the blood. The combination of these filtered substances and water is known as urine. Several of the substances commonly found in urine have the ability to crystallize. These crystals can then bind together to form a kidney stone.