Best way to clean rocks

Landscaping rocks can be a beautiful addition to your yard, but over time, they can become covered in dirt, leaves, weeds, and pine needles. Luckily, there are ways to get your landscaping rocks looking as good as new, and it's a job you...

River rocks look beautiful when wet but dull when dry. In this tutorial I'll show you how to make river rocks shiny with a natural oil finish.

Rock mulch that has been in place for several years can hold significant amounts of blown...

Rock collecting can be an enjoyable hobby for both adults and children. It's inexpensive to do and a great way to get out and enjoy nature. If you have young children, it's also a nice way to teach them about science. If you have collected...

To remove leaves from decorative stones, try using a hand rake, leaf blower, leaf vacuum...

This post is all about how to clean a river rock. River rocks are rocks that have been smoothed and rounded by moving water. They can be...

Discover how to polish rocks to a wet and shiny finish without a tumbler with our expert tips. Learn the best methods for a lasting shine, from emery cloth sanding to resin-based polishes, and choose the right rocks for the job.

Many ask how to make rocks look wet using other ways. You may not like tumblers because it takes a long time to polish the stones with a tumbler.

Capture the brilliant shine of polished rocks with resin spray and sealer with this simple tutorial... no rock tumbler needed!

The quickest and the easiest way to clean your geodes or thundereggs is to just wash them with plain old soap and water. I’ll take a soft bristle scrub brush to them as well, to get all the dirt out of the cracks and crevices.After washing the geodes with soap and water, soak them in a bucket full of water that has ¼ cup of household bleach mixed in with it. Let the geodes or thundereggs soak in the bleach water solution for 2 full days. Keep reading to find out how else to clean geodes.