Your Travertine Floor Looks Dull — But It Doesn’t Have To
Travertine is one of the most elegant flooring choices out there — warm, timeless, and naturally textured. But if yours is starting to look tired, cloudy, or stained, you’re not alone. Many homeowners in Dumfries and Galloway face the same issue: dull travertine that no longer reflects its former beauty.
So what’s going wrong?
In our latest video, we introduce our article that breaks down the most common mistakes people make when cleaning travertine — and how to fix them fast. This isn’t generic advice. It’s tailored for UK homes, where moisture, foot traffic, and cleaning habits can make or break your stone care routine.
Here’s a taste of what you’ll learn:
Why sweeping daily with a soft broom matters more than you think
The truth about acidic cleaners — and why they’re ruining your floors
How to mop without streaks, residue, or water spots
What to do when spills happen (hint: blot, don’t rub)
How rugs and mats can protect your investment
The right way to deep clean — including prep, dwell time, and rinsing
How to use a baking soda poultice for oil-based stains
Buffing out light etching without damaging the surface
Why sealing every few years is essential — and how to do it right
When to call in professional help (and how to find someone who knows travertine)
This video is for anyone who’s frustrated with their stone floors — whether you’ve just moved in, inherited a neglected surface, or simply want to keep your investment looking its best.
We filmed this with real UK homes in mind. No hype, no jargon — just practical, proven advice from Abbey Floor Care, specialists in travertine, limestone, and marble restoration.
If you’ve ever asked:
“Why does my floor look cloudy after mopping?”
“Can I use vinegar on travertine?”
“How do I remove stains without damaging the stone?”
“Is it worth resealing my floors?”
Our article answers all that — and more.
👉 Read now: https://www.abbeyfloorcare.co.uk/tr008
👉 Save it for your next cleaning day
👉 Share it with anyone who’s struggling with stone care
Your travertine deserves better. Let’s bring back its natural beauty — one smart step at a time.
