• Acidic cleaners can etch the surface, leaving dull spots
• Abrasive powders and scrub pads can scratch and wear the finish
• Strong chemicals can discolor lighter limestone over time
• In wet areas, harsh products can lead to uneven looking patches

• Soap residue on shower walls and ledges
• Hard water spots near faucets and fixtures
• Darkened areas from moisture that lingers
• Dull appearance from improper cleaners
• Grout lines that collect grime

What You Need:

• ÁTHOS Bathroom Cleaner
• Microfiber Towels
• Deep Cleaning Brushes
• Optional, Cleaning Scraper for stuck on buildup around edges

Steps:

1. Rinse the limestone with warm water to remove loose debris.
2. Spray ÁTHOS Bathroom Cleaner across the limestone, including grout lines and corners.
3. Let it sit for 2 to 3 minutes.
4. Gently scrub grout lines and textured areas with Deep Cleaning Brushes.
5. If you have stuck on buildup in corners or along the shower floor edge, use the Cleaning Scraper carefully, keep it flat to the surface and use light pressure.
6. Rinse thoroughly.
7. Dry the limestone with a clean Microfiber Towel to prevent water spots.

What You Need:

• ÁTHOS Multi Surface Cleaner
• Microfiber Towels

Steps:

1. Clear crumbs and grit first so you do not drag particles across the surface.
2. Spray ÁTHOS Multi Surface Cleaner onto the countertop.
3. Wipe clean with a Microfiber Towel.
4. Dry buff with a second towel for an even finish, especially around the sink and faucet area.

• Vinegar or any acidic descalers
• Lemon juice or citrus based cleaners
• Bleach heavy products
• Abrasive scrubbing pads or powder cleaners
• Steel wool or stiff brushes

Ready to experience the ÁTHOS difference? Our Starter Bundles give you everything you need to protect your natural stone surfaces while saving money.