Tile And Grout Cleaning

[Deodar 1]

Hi,

Has anyone used Sir Grout tile & grout cleaning services? Ceramic floor tiles of my home look so old so thinking to use their service to

restore a new look. Any idea of how to rejuvenate floor tiles? Hacking costs a lot. Overlaying not recommended by most of contractors..

Thanks

[harky 1]

U may want to try Melamine Sponge.

can remove quite well..

buy 1 @ diaso to try..

and buy mass bulk in aliexpress as is more cheaper.

as for grout, it can clean also but some of the dirty cannot be remove so u may want to relay the cement?

Edited February 10, 2015 by harky

[Deodar 1]

ThankYou

[Leon75 68]

On 01/02/2015 at 6:20 PM, Deodar said:

Any idea of how to rejuvenate floor tiles?

You can also use something called HCL89 to clean your grouts as well to rejuvenate

I usually get it from http://hcl89.byethost10.com or http://hcl89.atwebpages.com

What it does is that it cleans your tiles and the grouts and rejuvenates it

For me i find this the most effective in cleaning the grouts and tiles

Hope this helps you out

[groutprotech 0]

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[Colombian 62]

On 11/02/2015 at 0:17 AM, harky said:

Melamine Sponge

Melamine is a kind of plastic right?

[harky 1]

On 8/17/2016 at 4:16 AM, Colombian said:

Melamine is a kind of plastic right?

it a  Sponge......... 

clean quite well but if u want detail clean, i think is better to paint over. 

[longislandgarage 0]

Nice Information.

[Arfan 64]

On 25/08/2016 at 10:19 AM, harky said:

i think is better to paint over. 

Sometime dunno why like certain stains after you paint over, the stains still comes back, like can see it behind the paint

[bigcmaple 0]

I have never used that brand. I have used some of the grout cleaners recommended at this site. They work pretty well for me.

[TedDibiase 216]

On 4/21/2017 at 4:01 PM, Arfan said:

certain stains after you paint over, the stains still comes back

I think it probably has to do with the type of paint used

[Fruitty 80]

On 2/9/2018 at 12:59 AM, TedDibiase said:

I think it probably has to do with the type of paint used

Not only that but also how the painting work itself is done, that is why its always a very good idea to try and scrape the stain and use some primer before you actually apply a new coat of paint on the wall this way whatever stain on the wall does not magically appear again