It restores your grout to its clean, shiny best in no time. It is not suitable for calciferous tiles, such as marble or travertine, but it is suitable for any other tile and will produce fantastic results. It works best as a maintenance product, rather than something to restore some seriously old or stained grout, so bear that in mind when you’re using it, and don’t leave it too long before you clean your grout! What we like about it:

A spray or gel cleaner and a heavy-duty grout cleaning brush are often all you need to make grout look new again. But if you’ve tried store-bought grout cleaners and are still struggling with yellowing grout, try this DIY method from our cleaning experts. Mix ¾ cup household bleach with 1 gallon of water. Wearing rubber gloves, apply the mixture to the grout, being careful not to get it on any fabric or other material. Allow it to sit for several minutes then scrub with a stiff brush and rinse well. It may seem like all grout cleaners are created equal, but that's not necessarily the case. When choosing the best cleaner for your dirty grout, keep the following points in mind:

Lemon juice is quite acidic, so it is good for lifting away stubborn stains. Pour some lemon juice into your spray bottle and apply it to the grout (don’t leave it too long as the juice can be quite abrasive). Wipe it away, and marvel at the clean, shiny grout that looks like it was applied yesterday! How to use a grout cleaner? Our Grout Sealer provides protection for grout joints keeping them looking new. It forms a tough, water and stain resistant coating that keeps water and grime from contaminating tiles and grout. CLR's Mold and Mildew Clear was well received and rated by our consumer testers in the most recent 2022 Best Cleaning and Organizing Awards. Our testers used this cleaner to remove stains from an assorted group of items, like shower rods in the bathroom and vinyl on a boat that had been in storage for many months.

Test product in an inconspicuous area prior to use. If grout has been sealed, it is recommended to remove sealer with a strong stripper to prevent uneven cleaning results. Apply to a 2 ft. x 2 ft. area to grout seam only. Allow 2 to 3 minutes for product to penetrate. Agitate product over stubborn stains with a soft scrub brush or toothbrush. Do not allow product to splash on nearby surfaces. Rinse area thoroughly with clean water. If product is not rinsed thoroughly, grout residue may redeposit on tile causing a dull effect. Discard brush and sponge after use. A second application may be necessary. Do not use area until dry. Spray product liberally over grout joints to ensure full coverage, ideally 10-15cm from the surface.

Most cleaners require that you leave it on for a while to let the active ingredients do their job, then scrub or rinse it away, which I’m sure you’ll agree is a fantastically easy way to do any cleaning! If only washing the dishes was the same… b. Chemicals involved