How to Use a Tile Grout Cleaner
Cleaning tile and grout is a dirty job, but somebody has to do it. Soap and water are okay substitutes, but, sometimes, built in grout requires something more heavy-duty to do the job. There are a few things to remember when using a grouting cleaning product. Once the basic steps are followed, the cleaning process should be seamless. Read more to learn how to use tile grout cleaner. Does this Spark an idea?
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How to Use a Tile Grout Cleaner
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Use bleach and water sparingly, as repeated use will age tile and break down its glossy shine. Bleach should be used as an alternative method.
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Try to find products that have a non-acidic formula. (For example, vinegar, highly acidic in nature, can ruin the finish of most tiles.) Avoid products that do not offer an acid free formula.
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Use a Scotch Bright pad or Scrubby brush to get into crevices between tiles. This, combined with a lot of elbow grease and water, is the best tool for any cleaning project.
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Re-tile and re-grout when tile and grout finish appears aged and damaged.
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