Can You Use Peroxide on Natural Stone

Organic stains (coffee, food, tea or tobacco): On granite, sandstone, slate or quartzite you can use a 1/2 teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide or a few drops of ammonia directly on the stain and remove with a damp cloth. On marble, limestone, onyx or travertine use your normal cleaning solution.

Does hydrogen peroxide damage natural stone?

ANSWER: Yes, Hydrogen Peroxide is commonly used on marble and granite countertops for stain removal… not so much for regular cleaning and here’s why… Hydrogen peroxide is safe for use on granite occasionally as it will not immediately damage granite countertops but could with repeated application.

How do you clean natural stone outside?

1. In a large bucket, mix a few drops of dish detergent with luke warm water.
2. Apply the solution on the stone surface using a push broom with dense and thick bristles.
3. Cover the entire stone surface with suds by pushing your broom across it.
4. When you’re with the entire walkway, rinse it with water.