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Are Matt bathroom tiles a nightmare to keep clean??
cuffie
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The tile shops say no.... has anyone got any in their bathroom? Ta
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Yes, they are fine both on floor and wall.0
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Hello,
This is utter nonsense! Do not worry, they are even easier to clean than the ordinary gloss tiles! I've got some in the kitchen and they look perfect I should say!0 -
I have matt, porcelain tiles on my bathroom floor and walls. I clean them with my steam cleaner (prefer not to use a mop) and they come up like new again - simples!
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We have them. They are fine.0
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I dont think I was very clear with my first post - I meant that the tile shops say no, they are not a nightmare to keep clean - not that I shouldn't have them! I am having so much trouble deciding! Thanks for your replies. X0
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In fact they are better than the high gloss ones which really show up every little mark.0
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why are you having trouble deciding?0
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I've got both and the matt ones are definitely easier to keep clean and don't show marks nearly as bad. I think they look more modern now too, wish I had got them instead of glossy ones in my kitchen.0
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When I had bathroom re done I had matt tiles so the limescale splashes wouldn't be so noticable. I would have them again, they still look like new but are a couple of years old.
Maybe it depends on the intensity of the colour you have? Mine are beige.0
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