If a certain type of treatment has been applied to masonry surfaces, what will it simplify?

When a treatment is applied to masonry surfaces, it primarily simplifies the cleaning process. Masonry surfaces can often harbor dirt, grime, and other contaminants that are challenging to remove. By applying treatments, such as sealers or specialized cleaning agents, the surface becomes more resistant to staining and easier to clean. The properties of the treatment may create a barrier that prevents the infiltration of pollutants, making subsequent cleaning efforts more effective and efficient.

Other processes like drying, sealing, or painting may involve different considerations and techniques not directly addressed by a treatment focused specifically on simplifying cleaning. For instance, sealing may involve additional steps to ensure a proper bond or seal, while painting requires surface preparation that can be complex. Therefore, the treatment's primary benefit lies in enhancing the cleaning workflow for masonry surfaces.