By eHow Home & Garden Editor
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Cleaning bathroom tile can be a tedious chore—that little area can take longer to clean than all of your household floors, since soaps, shampoos and water deposits often create quite a mess. Be careful when choosing a cleaning method. You want to clean the tile and grout yet keep the grout (usually a porous cement) from breaking down. Once completed, the shiny tile will help make the entire bathroom look cleaner, and your bathroom tile will be free of dirt, grime, mold, mildew and calcium deposits.
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arachne42 said
on 6/13/2008 I agree with kestrel, and I also think this method was adapted from one for cleaning tile *walls* (as the walls are referred to several times in the instructions). Please revisit and amend.
kestrel said
on 12/10/2007 This seems carelessly written. Step 2 ("fill a small bowl with bleach") seems unnecessary since no steps use bleach until you are finished with the vinegar phase, and Step 7 also begins with filling a bowl with bleach. Since I doubt that anyone would want to leave an open bowl of bleach sitting around, it seems like either this step was put in by accident, or another step was inadvertently omitted.