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black grout off stone coloured tiles
been scrubbing all day and got most of it off with soap and water,
scrubbing brush, sponge, heavy cloth, and huge amounts of elbow grease but there's that last little bit, like ground in dirt, that won't budge anyone got any ideas ? btw, they're ceramic floor tiles thanks LJ |
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"in2minds" wrote in message ... been scrubbing all day and got most of it off with soap and water, scrubbing brush, sponge, heavy cloth, and huge amounts of elbow grease but there's that last little bit, like ground in dirt, that won't budge anyone got any ideas ? Are you in a hard water area and in the habit of washing the floor a lot. If so it could be a build up of mucky lime scale, which sticks like concrete. Try some descaler, like toilet descaler or bathroom limescale remover. (in a small area first). It works wonders on my shower tiles. j |
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