Cleaning Grout with Grout Cleaner – Common Grout Problem
Discolored grout is a common problem, stains caused by lime scale, mould and soap scum. There are alternative ways to cleaning grout to the one we use, but if you don’t stretching to reach spots high over the bath, while scrubbing at moldy grout joints with an old toothbrush, then there is more advise for you!
We are so astounded by the reviving properties of the Ruby Net grout cleaner, that everybody has to know about it. Basically, this product will restore the original color of your grout to new. The added advantage is that it should only take 3 minutes to get rid of the grime and takes very little elbow grease into a clean grout.
The only thing you have to do is take the grout cleaner bottle and position the nose at the grout line. Move quickly on as the product seeps into the grout joints and encourage it a bit with a rubber gloved finger. The dirt will be lifted as it bubbles slightly and this method works equally well on wall and floor tiles.
Wait for 3 minutes then wipe off with a damp sponge. The grout cleaner will have done its job already and you can wonder at the contrast between the old grout and the new!
We would strongly suggest that you seal the grout after cleaning with a sealer like Lithofin FZ Protective Impregnator, (available from the same online store as the Ruby Net grout cleaner) to achieve a freshly cleaned grout.
