Anyone got advice as to the best way to clean

a) quarry tiles on a kitchen floor - badly marked and worn from years
of abuse - need a serious clean

b) victorian mosaic tiles on path infront of house - these are also
worn but are in good condition. I've scrubbed them time and time again
but they need something more to properly restore them.

any ideas???

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b) victorian mosaic tiles on path infront of house - these are also
worn but are in good condition. I've scrubbed them time and time again
but they need something more to properly restore them.

If they're proper encaustic tiles then the pattern isn't glazed on it's
inset and varies from quite thick to right through. You can get as rough
as you like with it.

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Anyone got advice as to the best way to clean

a) quarry tiles on a kitchen floor - badly marked and worn from years
of abuse - need a serious clean

b) victorian mosaic tiles on path infront of house - these are also
worn but are in good condition. I've scrubbed them time and time again
but they need something more to properly restore them.

any ideas???
Rough Carberumdium Block and water, finish off with a finer block and water
to polish.