Summary: You know the story. Your otherwise lovely bathroom has gruesome stains or greenish black mold and fungus growing between the tiles. With some elbow grease, you can stamp out those unsightly stains.
eHow Article: How to Remove Stains From Tile Grout
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payless70 said
on 1/26/2009 The professionals at Payless Carpet Cleaners provide information and tips in regards to tile and grout cleaning. Refer to http://www.payless-carpet-cleaners.com or if located in the South Florida region contact by telephone at (305)503-5868 or (954)671-1050.
soapberryusa said
on 8/25/2008 A good product to take stains out of tile or porcelain is ZUD cleanser. It is so good it will eat holes in porcelain if you leave it on too long.
GroutStore said
on 6/20/2008 I agree it is easy to do it yourself. To find the commercial grade grout cleaner and brush you will need I suggest visiting http://www.thegroutcleaningstore.com . They sell professional strength products to the public.
CateS said
on 2/10/2008 I have had contractors tell me to NEVER use chlorine bleach on grout. Grout contains latex and latex turns yellow when exposed to chlorine. So, I've never used chlorine on my grout. As a result, it's brown and stained--which is better than yellow! Or is it?
Any thoughts?
VegasMyst said
on 12/20/2007 Thanks for all your tips. My whole downstairs has white grout on the floors. I appreciate any tips I can get.