Stuart ,

 

You are on the right track, I would approach this job the following way

1.       Clean the entire shower using a neutral, cleaner, or if there is a lot of soap and lime deposit I would recommend using Pristine Soap Film remover from StoneCare Central

2.       After the initial cleaning then  attack the mold using a bleach solution. I would recommend a stronger solution this will speed up the process.

3.       Once the mold is removed wash down the wall again using a neutral Cleaner ( Daily Clean from stone Care Central )

4.       Once everything is cleaned check all the grout and caulk and make any necessary repairs.

5.       Allow the shower stone to totally dry ( Place a fan in the shower ,and go have lunch ) when you return the shower should be dry the apply an impregnating seal ( Stone Sentry from StoneCare Central )

 

Once you competed the job then take the opportunity to sell the customer the proper care products from StoneCare Central  

1.       Stone Plus Cleaner for Natural Stone ( concentrate or  ready to use )

2.       Pristine soap Film Remover

3.       Blast Mildew Stain Remover

 

By offering these products to your  you adding on sales and profits to your job and the customer will order these through your website and will place reorders which keeps you name in front of the customer and you make monay every time a customer reorders these products

 

John E. Freitag

President/Director

The Stone and Tile School

Office 407-567-7652

Cell 407-615-0134

jfreitag@thestoneandtileschool.com

 

 

www.thestoneandtileschool.com

 

 

 

 

 

Next week I will be cleaning a shower of the tumbled travertine.  The bottom of the walls have turned black due to mold? mildew?  Its my job to get that stuff off.  What comes to mind is a  15% bleach solution.  Any other ideas out there?

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