My bathroom floor grout needed cleaning. I was very impressed with the job the Magic Erasers did. It was quick and easy. I used the knock-offs and cut them into thirds to use as few as possible. Wet them just to moisten.
I'm not selling my house, but this would be a good idea if you are planning to do so. A good use of a rainy day!
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For years I put up with yellow grout in my bathroom. I scrubbed with everything imaginable to no avail. I was recently in a local home improvement store and when I asked about this problem they suggested a product to me. It is totally amazing! The name of of it is Zep Mold Stain & Mildew Remover.
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How do you get the yellowish color out of grout in between ceramic tile?
By Sarah
They make a product that is similar to a Ink Pen, but contains a Grout Paint. It has a tiny tip and is as easy to use as an ink pen is.
I recently moved into a house that is 70 years old. The grout is so bad it's black. The tile is pink (if that tells you anything). I have tried bleach, Oxiclean, Awesome, degreaser, you name it, I have used it. Nothing works. I can't afford to spend a lot of money on it, but am willing to try anything.
The tile is on the bathroom floor, half way up the walls, and in the shower. Also, I have those sliding glass doors that I can't get clean either. Any suggestions? Thanks.Scrub as much as you can with a stiff brush and spray on KABOOM with BLEACH. Walk away and just let it dry. May have to repeat this a couple of times
My ceramic tile floor is over 20 years old and in great shape. The problem is with the grout, but only in certain places. It looks like someone poured milk on the black grout and let it dry. It has white marks, but only in certain places. I have washed the grout with everything I can think of, Mr. Clean, white vinegar, and hydrogen peroxide. It looks great when wet, but when it dries, the white flaky look returns. Has anyone had this problem and what is the solution?
By Cisco's Mom
Try a sharpie on the white spots
