Dirty tiles are a real nightmare for every housewife. How do I get tiles clean and shiny? Many people invest a lot of effort into cleaning tiles. But there are also simple ways to make your bathroom shine in no time by cleaning your wall tiles. Follow our step-by-step instructions to keep your bathroom tiles looking new.
To clean it, you need some home remedies that you probably have at home.
- Warm water
- Dishwashing detergent
- Microfiber towel or rag
- Surface cleaner
For most tile types, including porcelain and ceramic, you only need a single ingredient: a DIY mixture of warm water and dish soap is sufficient. To clean tiles, follow these steps:
- Spray the solution of water and dish soapon the tile surface.
- Wipe the area with a damp microfiber cloth or rag.
- To deep clean tile floors and walls to rid them of soap scum, spray shower walls with surface cleaner and then turn on or turn on hot water for five minutes until steam forms. Wait 20 minutes and wipe the tiles with a cloth.
How often to clean bathroom wall tiles
Once you've decided on your perfect bathroom tiles, regular cleaning will ensure that they always look great and that dirt from shampoo and soap doesn't build up. However, how you clean them depends on the type of material your tiles are made of. Before you reach for the bathroom cleaner, you should definitely find out about the manufacturer's cleaning instructions for your specific tiles in order to avoid damage to the tile surface. Below we give you instructions on how to clean different wall tiles.
Cleaning ceramic tiles in the bathroom
Before you start cleaning bathroom wall tiles, wipe the surface with a dry cloth to remove dust and dirt. If you use a damp cloth, you will spread the dust on the tiles and make cleaning more difficult.
First wipe your tiles with warm water and a microfiber cloth; for larger dirt, add a splash of household cleaner. Be sure to avoid harsh chemical cleaners as these can damage the glaze of the tile surface over time. Stay away from solutions that contain ammonia, bleach, and/or acids and you won't have any problems.
Gowhen cleaning your tilescarefully around the fixtures to remove stubborn deposits, and be sure to clean the grout lines in the tiles as well. After cleaning, wipe the tiles with a dry microfiber cloth to prevent water stains from forming.
Cleaning wall tiles: marble surfaces in the bathroom
Sweep lint and dust off the surface before you start cleaning the tiles. The best way to keep marble tiles in top condition is with regular cleaning. It is recommended to use a special cleaner, but a mild, environmentally friendly dishwashing liquid also works well. Dilute it with water and use a spray bottle to dampen, but not saturate, the tiles and wipe over with a clean, damp cloth. Then dry with a dry cloth or towel to restore shine.
How to clean stone tiles
Wipe with a dry cloth or soft brushover the tilesto remove any dust. When using natural stone tiles in your home, it is important that they are properly sealed to prevent them from staining and absorbing moisture and dirt. There are different types of sealants depending on the type of stone and its surface, e.g. B. unpolished or polished. This is why it is important that you purchase the right sealant along with your tiles.
It is especially important to extend the life of the seal by using the right cleaning products. Always use a pH-neutral cleaner and a damp cloth or, for natural stone tiles, a steam mop. Regular cleaning makes work much easier and prevents dirt from settling. After cleaning, wipe with a dry cloth.
