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- How to clean your patio ready for spring
After weeks of wet weather - and, for many, a fair covering of snow - our patios are looking rather worse for wear. And, whilst it may seem a little bit early to brav...... Read moreMore
- All About Black Spot
We’re really looking forward to spring, after one of the coldest and wettest winters on record - not to mention lock-down. Our patios, paths and driveways have taken ...... Read moreMore
- Vintage cleaning hacks – and what not to use for a spring clean
There’s nothing quite like a home-made recipe. Something passed down the generations, made from wholesome ingredients. But when it comes to old fashioned cleaning re...... Read moreMore
- How do I remove oil stains from limestone
Grease and oil staining is a common problem, especially on limestone floors. Natural stone is incredibly robust, but it’s often porous. A quality sealant will protect...... Read moreMore
- Cleaning for Christmas
With Christmas fast-approaching – and a promise of sharing it with loved ones for five days – now’s a good time to give floors and tiles a once-over, to restore appear...... Read moreMore
- How to remove resin stains from porcelain paving slabs
Porcelain pavers have become an incredibly popular choice for paths and patios. They bring many practical benefits, as well as providing a wide range of fabulous natur...... Read moreMore
- How to clean limestone floors
Limestone is a hardwearing surface that’s really easy to maintain, but correct cleaning products should always be used. All limestone tiles, regardless of colour and f...... Read moreMore
- How to remove rust from stone pavers
Rust stains are one of the most difficult marks to remove from stone paving slabs. They’re generally caused by metal objects – furniture, firepits, BBQ’s, garden tool...... Read moreMore
- Getting your patio winter-ready
Patios have become really important areas, extending property footprints and allowing us to make the most of the great outdoors. For homeowners, these spaces have mad...... Read moreMore
- LTP introduces own-brand surface sanitiser
In response to demand, LTP has introduced a new own-brand surface sanitiser. Manufactured in Britain to World Health Organisation (WHO) standards, 75% Alcohol Ethanol ...... Read moreMore