Care & maintenance

The do’s & don’ts of tile & grout care.

Tips from our tile and grout experts.

Shower floor tile and grout before restoration
Before
Shower floor tile and grout after restoration
After

Tips from our tile & grout experts.

Wiping white floor tile with a yellow microfibre cloth

Expert tips

Keep it looking new.

Use the right cleaner

Use our cleaner after your restoration to keep floors looking new. It cleans tile and grout without leaving a sticky residue and is multi-purpose, so it can replace your other household cleaners. It is environmentally friendly, highly concentrated (1 gallon makes 36 quarts of cleaner) and microbial, eating away mould and mildew.

Squeegee after every shower

A simple squeegee prevents staining on shower glass and helps keep shower walls clean and free of mould and mildew. After every shower, take a moment to squeegee all wet surfaces.

Keep the exhaust fan working

Make sure the exhaust fan in your bathroom is working well and clear of dirt and dust.

Vacuum before you wash

Always vacuum your floors before washing with water and cleaner.

Choose neutral or alkaline

Soap-based cleaners often leave a sticky film that attracts dirt and mildew. When choosing a cleaner, look for neutral or alkaline-based products.

Avoid ammonia and acids

Avoid ammonia-based products, which often change the colour and condition of grout. Acid-based cleaners such as vinegar and acidic grout cleaners will damage grout and natural stone.

Questions

Good to know.

How should I clean my tiles and grout after restoration?

Use our recommended eco-friendly, multi-purpose cleaner. It removes dirt, mould, and mildew without leaving residue, replacing other household cleaners while keeping tiles and grout looking fresh and new.

No. Soap-based or acidic cleaners leave residue, attract dirt, and can damage grout. Always choose neutral or alkaline-based cleaners, like the ones we provide, to maintain long-lasting results.

After every shower, squeegee wet surfaces to remove excess water. This prevents staining, mould, and mildew while keeping your shower walls and glass surfaces clean and fresh.

A working exhaust fan removes humidity, which helps prevent mould and mildew and protects your grout and tile over time. Keep the fan clean and free of dust so it runs at full performance.

Yes. Vacuuming first removes dirt and debris, preventing scratches and leaving cleaner, streak-free tiles. It also makes your tile and grout cleaner more effective.

No. Ammonia can alter grout colour and degrade its condition over time. Stick to neutral, alkaline-based products to maintain grout appearance and integrity.

No. Acidic cleaners like vinegar or acidic grout products can erode grout and damage natural stone surfaces, shortening their lifespan and affecting their appearance.

Our cleaner is microbial-based, so it actively breaks down mould and mildew while it cleans your tiles and grout. It’s highly concentrated and environmentally friendly for superior, long-lasting results.

Yes. It’s multi-purpose, highly concentrated and effective on a variety of surfaces, so it can replace several cleaning products while staying safe, eco-friendly and residue-free.

Vacuum regularly, squeegee shower surfaces, use our recommended cleaner, avoid harsh soaps, ammonia, or acids, and ensure proper ventilation to prevent mould, mildew, and staining.

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