Last Updated on August 8, 2020
Then, use a damp cloth to finish it up. Your bathroom will look like new and the vinegar will work as a disinfectant as well, which is a nice plus when cleaning such a germy place.
6. How to clean bathroom floor tiles with acid
Acid is an abrasive substance, but if you want to get rid of a stubborn stain on your bathroom floor, you can always apply it to a small portion of the tiles without causing any damage.
Start by spraying some water onto the floor and then apply a solution of acid and water, so it’s not too concentrated, too the stained area. Use a mop to scrub gently and then rinse it off using more water before moving on to the next stained section.
7. How to remove rust stains from tiles
Rust stains can be quite hard to remove, but we have a simple trick that might help out. Take a fair amount of rock salt, sprinkle it on your tiles, and then proceed to brush it off in circular motions using a toothbrush for precision.
If it doesn’t work out, rub some bleach into the toughest spots and let it sit for 15 minutes before rinsing it off with lukewarm water.
8. How to clean grout between tiles
This is probably the most time-consuming part of cleaning your bathroom tiles, but the final result will make it worth it, so stay with us. A bathroom tile cleaning brush can be your best ally on this process since its stiff enough to clean in between the tiles.
And you don’t even need a specific cleaning product – you can use our vinegar/water mix from before, and you will achieve excellent results for sure. All it takes is a little bit of patience.
