How to Clean Your Bathroom Tiles and Shower Grouts
Posted in Bathroom on January 13th, 2011 by Jim – Comments OffThe bathroom is one of the most valued parts of the house by every family member since it is the only place in the residence in which you can be alone aside from the bedroom. Hence, it is only proper to offer some of you’re time to thoroughly clean the area which includes the tiles and the shower grout. However before you decide to clean the area, you need to learn some of the basic knowledge of doing the job. Since these information’s can help you finish the job easily and effortlessly while gaining some useful tips on how to do the right things to make your tiles, shower grouts spotlessly clean and longer lasting to save you from the hassle of buying a new one if it has been damaged. The following are some useful tips anyone can follow when cleaning the bathroom tiles and shower grouts:
1. If you are using a hazardous tile cleaner make sure to wear a mask to prevent yourself from inhaling the chemical. Using your trusted brand of tile and grout cleaner, spray it directly on the tile including the shower grout and wait for 10-15 minutes before staring to scrub it. Leaving the chemical for 10-15 min will allow it to penetrate to the tiles and the grout especially on the areas where severe discoloration has happened. This may take a few tries especially for super dirty ones since the mildew on the area can take a moment to die from the penetrating chemical.
2. The next thing to do would be to scrub it using a brush not a sponge since brush have the bristles needed to swab away those thaw out molds in the tiles and shower grouts. After the tiles and shower grouts have been restored to its original color you can rinse it off with water and use a sponge to dry it off and achieve that good as new look.
3. However, this last step is the most convenient one to preserve the quality of your tiles and shower grouts. Every time you take a bath you should make it to a point never to leave the tiles and shower grouts wet since this allows molds to grow into that moist. Or nonetheless you can have a choice to scrub the tiles and shower grouts every time you take a bath to strip off any mold residue that starts to build up every after bath. By this way, you can save time and effort of cleaning those tiles and shower grouts from excessive mold contamination.
4. Cleaning Your Tiles is as Easy as One Two Three