Due to its gritty, porous texture and constant exposure to moisture, the shower Grout Lines act as a breeding ground for unsightly dirt, dirt, soap scum and mildew. Because these unpleasant elements accumulate over time, you can take multiple rounds of cleaning to achieve the best results. Professionals agree that abrasive bath cleaner, bleach and vinegar are the best way to clean the grout shower. Cope with the dirty grout shower lines with a lot of elbow fat and some items around the house.
Instructions
1 wet shower walls with shower water.
2 Rub the grout lines with a nylon or plastic hard bristle brush to remove surface dirt. Use a toothbrush in case of a pinch.
3 Spray grout lines thoroughly with a soft abrasive cleanser bath and scrub, rinse with water afterwards. This helps to remove soap and film residues.
4 Saturate a cleaning cloth or paper towel with distilled white vinegar. Rub the grout lines, exerting pressure as you do, to remove the hard water deposits. Rinse with water. Repeat the process for deep stains. Try pouring the vinegar directly onto the grout and let it stand for a few minutes for difficult deposits. Always keep your cloths or towels completely saturated when cleaning the grout.
Saturate 5 fresh cleaning cloths or paper towels with chlorine and scrub the grout, as you did with vinegar. Rinse frequently.
6 Repeat the cleaning process within a few days. You can take several attempts to restore grout lines for initial cleaning. Wash grout lines this way about every two weeks.
Tips and warnings
- It saves time, water and clutter by incorporating grout cleaning into your bathroom, cleaning the shower in your birthday suit.
- Use Oxygen Bleach If you are allergic to chlorine.
- Seal your grout with a grout sealant and dry your shower after each use to prevent mold formation.
- Ventilate your bathroom, avoid contact with eyes and take frequent breaks when working with chlorine.