Toilet Vs Grit & Pumice

Kitchens are always the hardest to keep clean. Especially if you are running a busy family and household. We use eco-friendly degreasers, stone cleaners, stainless steel cleaners, and anything else to tackle each and every mess. To ensure you have a clean environment to prepare and cook your food.

A part of intricate bathroom cleanings is the toilet. Not just a basic wipe down, but a full scrub down with brushes and multiple passes with rags. If the toilet rings does not want to leave after a toilet wand. We break out the pumice stones and let the results speak for themselves.

An owner of a property he recently purchased reached out and booked a Deep Clean for his space he was planning on turning into a convenience store. This mess was left behind by the previous owner, and it was behind & under their shelving. We moved the shelving and used a steam cleaner to remove years of neglect. Transforming this tile into a sparkling, brand new surface.

This took multiple passes of bleach & a scuzz brush. About 30 minutes of scrubbing saved our client from having to buy a new shower. Our operation manager with an N95 mask, windows open, and as much ventilation as possible accomplished this feat.

Just because a mess looks impossible does not mean it is. It just may take 15 minutes of scrubbing, Bar Keepers Friend, and a pumice stone. Our technician was very proud with the results and their work.

During our floor detailing we noticed scratches that were previously left on the floor by a prior home-owner. We were able to partially restore the floor and even we were shocked at the results.