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Cleaning Stained Bathroom Tile Grout

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Date: 09/25/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Bathroom | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How to clean and what to use to clean dirty stained bathroom floor tile grout.

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Post By sally (Guest Post) (04/12/2008)
Tiles were stained with grout as the workers didn't clean it on the spot. We can't remove grout from the tiles. Please advise.

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Post by Juanita S. (31) | (09/26/2007)
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We moved into a house where the grout apparently had never been sealed & then the floors had hardly ever been clean. They were filthy & the grout was gross & stained! No amount of scrubbing or bleaching would make the grout look decent. I ended up going to my local lumberyard & getting a solution specifically for cleaning grout that had been abused. It worked wonders! Just remember that after using this, you have to reseal your grout & there are some pretty easy products out there to do this with these days.

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Post By SusannL (Guest Post) (09/26/2007)
It is very hard to keep grout from getting mildewed in humid Florida. New homes here often have all- in- one ceramic walls put in the bathtub/shower area instead of grout. The walls have the grooves to look a bit like grout, but no grout to clean or scrape and re-grout. Also no worries that moisture will get behind the grout and damage the wall or seep down to the first floor- if it's a two-story house. I love tile floors and walls, but I will never again have them in my tub or shower.

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Post by azDana (128) | (09/26/2007)
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My idea is very low-tech, low-cost and I've been doing it for a long time:

Get some paper towels and tear them into strips. Soak the strips in bleach or diluted bleach water, whatever you prefer. Lay each strip on a section of the grout, and use the end of an old toothbrush to tuck the strip down so that its actually touching the grout. This works on tile walls too, as long as the strips are narrow enough and not dripping wet.
Generally speaking, I just leave the strips in place till they dry, and when I take them away, my grout looks brand new. I haven't scrubbed grout in years, I just give it the paper towel treatment every so often and it looks great.

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Post By DIANA (Guest Post) (09/26/2007)
Assuming it is floor tile-I use my regular floor tile cleaner and a toothbrush in the tub (this is not as successful) but I use comet and the tub scrubber. I occasionally use the mold/mildew cleaner or the soap scum pray remover to the the job done.

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