How to clean tile joints?

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Unsightly blackening of tile joints is usually caused by the fact that they are constantly in contact with water or that they are placed in a room with a humidity level too high which promotes the development of mold.

This kind of problem can also appear following the deposit of grease stains, smoke or vapors caused by cooking, pots, splashes, etc.

Of course, we must not forget the tartar and limescale that cause kitchen tile joints to turn yellow. From where? The interest of presenting in this guide some tips and tricks for cleaning tile joints.

Toothpaste

If your tile joints are lightly soiled, you can clean them with a simple method, i.e. using toothpaste. To do this, apply this solution directly to your joints and smooth with your fingers. After a few minutes of exposure, rub them with an old hairbrush teeth and rinse with clear water.

Baking soda or black soap

If your tile joints are very black, you must use much more effective solutions. Baking soda, for example, might just do the trick. Otherwise, nothing prevents you from using black soap as well.

For best results, apply the mixture of water and cleaning product to using a toothbrush hard hairs. Gently scrub your tile joints and rinse with a cleanser, clear water.

Bleach or white vinegar

If you have moldy silicone joints, you should turn to solutions such as bleach or white vinegar. What is interesting with these, is the fact that they have both cleaning and descaling properties. They are also effective in fighting bacteria, and they can help you get rid of bad smells.

In other words, bleach and white vinegar can be your best ally to have clean and healthy coatings your tiles while guaranteeing your comfort and your health.

Clay Stone

To whiten and revive your tile joints, you can finally use clay stone or white stone. This solution is chemical free. In addition, it can perfectly fulfill the role of a stain remover.

The silver stone allows you to enjoy a totally satisfactory finish if you apply it with an abrasive and damp sponge. Scrub your blackened joints gently. Rinse with clear water and finish with a clean, damp sponge.