The secret to great looking tiles is great looking grout. Grouts are porous and, as a result, they easily absorb grease, dirt and lime scale. Spillages such as wine, lemonades or any greasy substances could cause marks and patches in the joints in the floor. Grout between wall-tiles, particularly in damp areas like bathrooms, could and will become dirty and unattractive as a result of Mould, Mildew and Limescale.
Mould is one of the most unsightly problems, it usually starts off in the wettest area of the room, like the bottom of the shower or bath, and if left unchecked it could spread to cover a large area of the wall.
In bath and shower areas, the continued use of acid formulated shampoos and soaps could cause discolouration of the grout joints, causing what appears as yellow orange and pink stains to appear on the grout over time, which is why you should protect your grout using a grout sealer which forms an invisible barrier between the grout and the surface, protecting your investment for many years to come.
The mad dash to install tile in our homes left a maddening cleaning problem in it's wake - dirty, discolored grout lines that are labor intensive to clean. If you decide to clean the grout lines yourself this time, then our team has prepared a list for you that could help make the job of cleaning your grout lines a little easier.