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Tile Cleaning

If you are looking for tile cleaning tips and tile cleaning advice then look no further - below you will find some fantastic labour saving ideas for keeping your tiles clean and looking great.
Tiles
To loosen dirt in the bathroom, run the shower on hot for a while, the steam will make the task easier.
Tile grout is a problem because it is pourous and most cleaners will be absorbed into the grout rather than removing the stains and dirt.
Vinegar and baking soda acts well on grout, it draws out the stain. Make a paste of baking soda and vinegar, once mixed the paste will froth so beware.
Pat the paste into the grout and leave for half an hour to draw. Simply work the grout with a toothbrush and wash away residue, you will be left with clean spotless grout. To bring dull bathroom tiles back to life, add one cup of vinegar and one half cup of baking soda to a bucket of hot water.

Rub apple vinegar over tiles for a great shiny clean.

If you have any hints and tips you would like to share, please email us and we will add them to the site.

Cleaning Hints and Tips Disclaimer
The hints and tips published on this site have been gathered from many different sources. All information is provided in good faith on a ‘as is’ basis. The information is intended for your general guidance only and the reader accepts full responsibility for its use. We cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions, or for any personal or property damage caused by the use of this information. Any treatments should always be tested on an inconspicuous area first, to ensure colourfastness and suitability, before treating the exposed area.

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