June 21st, 2010
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Ceramic tiles cleaning
January 20th, 2010
The beauty of ceramic tiles, besides their attractive appearance is their durability and low maintainance. An alcohol-and-water solution is usually all that’s needed to keep ceramic tiles shining, assuming that they were properly sealed during installation. If you are not sure of this get in touch with our expert cleaners and we will help you with your home cleaning right away.
We from HomeCleaning.org.uk has provided to our cleaners several an instruction manual for cleaning ceramic tiles that will safely clean any ceramic surfaces without damaging their protective sealant. We encourage all our customers to cleaning their ceramic tile floor and bathh regularly. It is important so that tracked-in dirt isn’t able to build up and scratch through the ceramic’s protective sealant.
Home Cleaner Cleaning Instructions
1. Clean ceramic floor tiles
*Begin with removing loose dirt using vacuum cleaner, a broom, or an oil free dust mop.
*Add an all-purpose floor cleaner (our home cleaners use quality cleaning substances).
*Avoid products that contain natural waxes. The wax can penetrate into the grout (the substance in the seams between the tiles) and cause it to discolour.
*Rinse twice with clean water to remove any chemicals that could break down the sealant.
*When the water rinses clean, dry the floor with a clean, soft cloth.
2. Clean ceramic wall tiles
*Wipe ceramic tiles down using all-purpose cleaner.
*If in the bathroom use sink/bath cleaner.
*Areas such as the shower surround and the sink back splash which collect soap scum and spatters, may need more frequent attention, especially in a large house hold.
Note: We from Home Cleaning recommend floors and bathrooms to be cleaned once every week.
3. Clean the grout between tiles
*Cleaning grout will make shiner and better looking.
*Mix together 30ml of vinegar with 3 liters of water and scrub the grout with a toothpaste or nylon scrubbing pad.
*Don’t use steel wool, because it will make scratches on the surface – very effective and at the same time low cost cleaning technique.
Customer Notice: Our home cleaning experts never mix cleaning substances due to following high safety standards.
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