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Interval paving/ tile sealant treatment

Hi all, I have some cream limestone tiles/ pavers in my hallway which are constantly stained. I initially used a water based treatment to seal them but it seems to have no effect. Can anyone recommend any treatment? I’ve contacted the place where we bought them but believe they are no longer trading. Pics below shows the staining. Thry should be a nice creamy colour. Thanks

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    We have a limestone fireplace and the fitters guidance was keep water, wet cloths and palms/hands away from the limestone. Limestone is porous so will suck in moisture, even microscopically.

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