How to clean stains on tiles

When decorating a new house, people will use ceramic tiles as decorations, because ceramic tiles have a very long service life, are easy to clean, and have good wear resistance. Using them can also make the home environment more ideal. However, as time goes by, any item will age, and ceramic tiles are no exception. Especially if they are affected by stains for a long time, they cannot be completely cleaned. So how to clean the stains on ceramic tiles?

First, how to clean stains on tiles? That depends on whether it is a polished tile or an antique tile, which is very critical! If it is a polished tile, you may have to accept reality. Because traditional polished tiles (floor tiles) need to be polished to make their surface shiny, there are pinholes on the surface of the polished tiles. If stains penetrate into them, they are basically impossible to wash off, and cleaning will only make the pattern fade. If it is antique bricks and wall tiles, you can clean them, but it is a bit troublesome.

Second, use a multi-purpose stain remover. In daily life, ceramic tiles are very easy to be contaminated by various oil stains, water rust, etc., especially the joints are more likely to hide various dirt, and some dirt will penetrate. In order to keep the porcelain surface clean without damaging its gloss, you can use a multi-purpose cleaning paste for cleaning. The only drawback of vitrified tiles is that after polishing, the pores are exposed, making it easy for oil, dust, etc. to penetrate. According to industry insiders, this is a problem recognized by the industry, but some manufacturers have solved this problem through new technologies after research. Many brands of products have not been treated with anti-fouling treatment. Consumers do not understand the situation and do not pay attention when installing and using them, which will cause stains. Consumers should ask clearly when purchasing. Vitrified tiles that have not been treated with anti-fouling treatment need to be waxed during use, and ordinary floor wax will be sufficient. Before paving, in order to avoid damage to the brick surface during construction, cover the brick surface with woven bags or other items that are not easy to discolor.

How to clean stains on tiles? For daily cleaning of tiles, you can use common laundry detergent or dishwashing detergent for simple cleaning. Cleaning tiles with a mixture of soap, a little ammonia and turpentine can make the tiles more shiny. If polished tiles are used, they should be waxed regularly, with an interval of 2-3 months being the most appropriate. If there are scratches on the brick surface, you can apply toothpaste on the scratches and wipe them with a dry cloth to repair them. For the gaps in tiles, you can use a cleaning paste to remove dirt from time to time, and then brush a layer of waterproofing agent in the gaps to prevent mold growth.