By Michael Ross on Apr 3, 2008 in Cleaning, FAQ's, Grout, Problem Solving | 0 Comments
The answer to this is relatively straightforward and there are two ways to go. First, if you have a small coating of mould, algae or mildew on your tile grout then you could use a simple tile cleaning product like Shower Tile Cleaner. This should more than do the job for you.
However, if you have […]
By Michael Ross on Apr 2, 2008 in FAQ's, Grout, Grout Colorant, Problem Solving | 0 Comments
The simple answer to this is Yes you can. You need to use a grout colouring product such as Aqua Mix Grout Colorant. This product can be applied to any grout and it will bond to the grout but not to the tiles themselves. It is very simple to apply and you wash off the […]
By Michael Ross on Apr 2, 2008 in Cleaning, Grout, Problem Solving, Tiles | 0 Comments
This is a particularly common and frustrating problem and the solution lies in applying the right kind of tile cleaning product.
The first step is to assess the nature of the residue left on your tiles. Commonly this would be something called “grout haze” or fine grout residue. If so, I’d recommend using something called Nanoscrub. […]
By Michael Ross on Mar 22, 2008 in Cleaning, FAQ's, Grout, Grout Colorant, Grout Sealer | 0 Comments
If you only have a relatively small and isolated area of grout to clean then I’d recommend using a product like Grout Deep Clean. This product is ideal for cleaning grout on window sills, floors, walls and on worktops. If you have a larger area of grout to clean then I’d recommend using a product […]