What part of the bathrooms? Floor? shower?

mongoct, good question--travertine tile for the shower and shower floors, travertine slab for the countertop.

Thanks!

1. What is the best sealer?

Aquamix Sealers Choice Gold
Miracle 511 Impregnator
Stone Tech Impregnator Pro

2. If you have travertine, are you glad you did it, and would you use it again?

I don't have any in my place right now, but I wouldn't have a problem using it. The thing I don't think I WOULD do is use it for the shower floor. Polished and honed would be too slippery, and I wouldn't want tumbled stone for my shower floor.

3. Any non-toxic sealers?

None that you can drink or eat off of.

4. Any non-toxic daily cleaners?

I gave you a list of sealers to use. As for cleaners, you might check those same companies for cleaners that are ph neutral and made specifically for cleaning stone.

5. What is the best way to keep it looking its best?

Keep it sealed and clean!

Oh Bill, what would we do without you...

1. Are all of those sealers just as good as the other?

2. What WOULD you use for the shower floor?

3. What is the best way to keep it clean daily--i.e., does it need to be dried after each shower?

Thank you!

Aqua Mix Sealers Choice Gold, once cured, is food safe. Had several discussions with their tech boys several years ago, they sent me the sheets. It's the sealer I used when I was making concrete countertops for kitchens.

Mongo

1) Yes

2) I'd use a ceramic mosaic (2x2), or a porcelain made to LOOK like tumbled stone.

3)It shouldn't have to be, so long as you have adequate venitlation. I think I'd want to stay in the shower long enough to give it a quick rinse, though.