1
Deep Clean the Tiles and Grout
- 1.1 - Pour the deep cleaner on the ceramic joints you want to clean.
- 1.2 - Let it work for 5-10 minutes.
- 1.3 - Scrub vigorously using a nylon brush.
- 1.4 - Use water and a mop (or cloth) to remove the product.
Updated on March 29, 2023
Do it yourself
How to Clean Ceramic Tiles and Grout
There’s nothing like a deep grout cleaning to make a kitchen, bathroom, or entryway ceramic floor look like new. Then, just regular maintenance does the trick. Find out how!
Difficulty level: Easy
Duration: 2 hours
2
Routinely Clean Your Ceramic Flooring
- 2.1 - Shake the everyday cleaner bottle well to mix the product.
- 2.2 - Spray directly on the ceramic floor.
- 2.3 - Spread the product using a mop (or cloth).
- 2.4 - Wait until the floor is completely dry.
- 2.5 - Use water and a mop (or cloth) to remove the product.
3
Use a DIY Green Solution
- 3.1 - Apply vinegar to the grout joints.
- 3.2 - Mix 1/2 cup of baking soda with a small amount of water to create a smooth paste.
- 3.3 - Scrub the tiles and grout with the paste and a nylon brush.
- 3.4 - Rinse using a wet sponge.
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