Grout-lines between tiles-can quickly become dirty, stained and dirty. The cement grout located between the bathroom tiles offers the perfect place for the fungus, such as shaping mold to grow. On the other hand, the grout acts like a small crack, making cleaning quite difficult. Grout that is stained and dirty will create the effect of a dingy-looking bath. Many of the things that are used to clean the grout will fade colored grout or not remove stains effectively. Tim Carter, a columnist and expert in home improvement for national broadcast, recommends using oxygen bleach to clean tile grout. Oxygen Whitener will remove stains from colored grout both in white and without using aggressive chemicals.
Instructions
1 fill a 5-gallon bucket with 1 gallon of warm water. Pour 1 cup of oxygen bleach into the water. The contents are stirred with a wooden spoon.
2 fill a spray bottle with the mixture. Sprinkle a generous amount of the mixture over the grout.
3 Let the mixture rest in the grout for 30 minutes. Rub the grout with a soft bristle brush. Alternatively, use a toothbrush to scrub the grout.
4 Continue scrubbing the grout and applying the mixture until the grout is thoroughly cleaned. For stained grout, apply mixture and allow to settle on grout for 1 hour before vigorous scrubbing.
5 Clean bathroom tiles with a damp cloth. Repeat the process as needed.