CaLoSiL contains in ethanol, iso- oder n-propanol suspended nanoparticels of calciumhydroxide. The stone consolidation is reached by formation of fine calciumcarbonate crystals. The penetration is a multiple of normal lime suspensions. CaLoSiL can also be used with advantage in combination with silicic acid esters (SAE). The additional formation of silic acids and amorphous calciumsilicate results in an additional consolidation of the material.

CaSoPaL is the first mold remover, which combines the advantages of alcohol and lime. In ethanol or iso-propanol dispersed lime nano particles deaden the mold effective and lead to a structure consolidation of the plaster. CaSoPaL contains no chlorine or fungicide. No residues are left in the treated areas. CaSoPaL reacts alkaline, which results in conditions, where the mold formation is not possible.

The carbonisation of plaster and mortar on the base of lime sometimes needs a lot of time, especially when the contact to atmospheric carbondioxid is poor. DiLoCarB solves this problem. It contains an in ethanol or iso-propanol solved agent, which releases carbonate ions under alkaline conditions. Due to this a certain and fast transformation from lime to calciumcarbonate is possible. The alcohol evaporates and no residues are left in the material.