Cleaning the ceramic tile is quite easy, but you can still get the grout dirty. The sandy, porous nature of grout makes cleaning a little more difficult. Your ceramic tile grout is simply dirty or serious stains, it is important to clean it to prevent the entire surface from ceramic tiles well. The best way to clean ceramic tile grout is an environmentally friendly product that will remove stains without damaging the surrounding tiles.
Instructions
• Sweep the entire surface with a broom or vacuum cleaner hose to remove dust, debris, and loose soil.
• Fill a clean, empty bucket with an oxygen and warm water bleach solution. The ratio of oxygen-to-water bleach can vary between products depending on the concentration of percarbonate, but in general we will use 4 to 8 ounces of bleach per gallon of water with oxygen.
• DIP a mop or rag into the oxygen Bleach solution cube. Apply solution abundantly to grout. Let the cleaning mix stand for about 30 minutes in the grout of the ceramic tile.
• Scrub Grout lines with an old toothbrush or brush nozzle. If the oxygen bleach mixture has completely soaked in the grout and dries after 30 minutes, apply more of the solution before scrubbing.
• Soak the dirty cleaning solution with a clean mop or rags. Rinse the entire surface of the tiles with a mop or cloth and clean water, then let the air on the surface dry.