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Tile floors are popular in kitchens and bathrooms because of their durability but can be difficult to clean, especially the grout between the tiles. This is a guide about cleaning tile floors.
I have tile floors in my house. I noticed after cleaning them with the recommended cleaners they just didn't looked as nice as when they where brand new. I started to experiment. I found that spraying an area with 409 first, then washing made the floor look and feel cleaner. It worked great on the kitchen floor; removing grease that can't be seen but is there. 409 doesn't hurt the tile or the grout. It doesn't take any longer to wash my floor when I do this, but I do have to remember to carry the bottle of 409 with me. I have been using this method for several years and I am very happy with the results.
By xintexas from San antonio
I'm looking for the most economical, easiest and best method to keep my new tile floors clean.
By Kim from Crawford, CO
By louel53
07/26/2011
In Morocco, they used soapy water and a squeegee on their floors. These were glazed tiles. If your tiles are glazed, they are the same sort of surface as dishes. Any soap will do. If they are unglazed, they will be porous, and that is a different matter.
I just put in tile floors in both of our bathrooms. I am having a really hard time finding something to clean them.
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