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Cleaning Tile Grout

bigpappa
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So we are having a bath tub replaced and there is nothing wrong with the tiles - its just the grout has turned dark and mouldy and I would rather try cleaning it then remove all the tiles and retile the whole area.
Can anyone recommend me a tile grout cleaner that does not ruin the grout or tiles?
Can anyone recommend me a tile grout cleaner that does not ruin the grout or tiles?
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Astonish mould and mildew remover is good.0
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Bleach, you can also buy a grout pen that rewhitens the grout.0
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Bleach and plenty of old toothbrushes (I save them for this!) but I agree that Astonish products are very good0
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+1 for mould and mildew spray.
The key is to apply it many times over a day or two.
Thanks to whoever gave that advice here a few years ago, it made my old grout look good as new.
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coffeehound wrote: »+1 for mould and mildew spray.
The key is to apply it many times over a day or two.
Thanks to whoever gave that advice here a few years ago, it made my old grout look good as new.
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Did it ruin the grout?
I don't want to make it less waterproof.
When you mean apply? Is that apply and wait 10mins before scrubbing and repeat.
Or just apply every hour or so a few times and then scrub once?0 -
I just spray it on the grout lines and it then foams up and - on the first application only - I give it a gentle scrub just to remove any loose mould or grime.
Then on subsequent applications (leaving, say, a couple of hours gap) just spraying on and leaving it to do the hard work!0 -
i use bleach spray and a brush. and yes do it a few times over a few days.
spray, scrub it into the grout, leave for a few hours. return, scrub and rinse
then keep repeatingYou're not your * could have not of * Debt not dept *0
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