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TILE DOCTOR ® Grout Care & Renovation |
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Grout Cleaning, Sealing and Re-Colouring
Grouts are porous and, as a result, they easily absorb grease, dirt and lime scale. Spillages such as wine, lemonades or greasy substances will cause marks and patches in the joints in the floor. Grout between wall-tiles, particularly in damp areas like bathrooms, will become dirty and unattractive as a result of Mould, Mildew and Limescale.
Mould is one of the most unsightly problems, which usually starts off in the wettest area of the room, this could be the bottom of the shower or bath, then starts to spread and if left unchecked could cover a large area of the wall.
Discolouration of grout joints in bath or shower areas due to continued use of acid formulated shampoos and soaps. This causes yellow orange and pink stains to the grout over even a short period of time.
The answer is obvious, protect the grout using a sealer. Although relatively unknown in the UK, protection awareness is growing. Sealing forms an invisible barrier between the grout and the surface, this will then protect your investment for years to come.
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GROUT CLEANING | GROUT HAZE | GROUT SEALING | GROUT RE-COLOURING
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Use Tile Doctor Pro-Clean Tile, Stone & Grout cleaner; highly effective against wax sealers, grease, grout stain, grime and general dirt build up on grout and tile.
Available in 1 and 5 litre bottles; always follow the instructions on the bottle.
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Use Acid Gel neat on wall tiles for the removal of residual grout smears (grout haze) and efflorescence, the gel sticks to vertical surfaces allowing the acid formula to work more efficiently.
Care must be taken using acid on porous tiles. Test on one tile before applying on whole area. Follow the instructions on the bottle.
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As an alternative to Acid Gel use Grout Clean-up which is ideal for the removal of residual grout (grout haze) and efflorescence from floor tiles with a 1:3 dilution.
Care must be taken using acid on porous tiles. Test on one tile before applying on whole area. Follow the instructions on the bottle.
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Use a Grout Sealer to protect porus grouts and keep it looking clean.
For wall grout spray 1 to 2 coats of grout sealer and wipe of excess from
adjacent tile. Spray application allows for the coverage of large areas quickly and easily. Follow the instructions on the bottle.
Click here for more detailed information about the use of Grout Sealer.
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You can recolour Wall & Floor grout using a Grout Colouring kits, there are 10 colours to choose from.
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| Black |
Cappuccino |
Charcoal Grey |
Chocolate |
Ivory |
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| Light Grey |
Limestone |
Natural Grey |
Sandstone |
White |
We also have a range of wall Grout Colouring Pens in six different colours that are quick and easy to apply.
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| Black |
Beige |
Brown |
Dark
Grey |
Grey |
White |
| (Colours are displayed as accurately as possible however we cannot guarantee 100% accuracy due to the different resolutions of display monitors.). |
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