I agree, very important step with grout. Thank you MMM. Your floor looks great by the way!

It's a great method. I've done this many times as well. When I do this, I figured go heavy over the grout lines and make sure there's plenty of excess sealer on tiles around the grout lines; basically over apply the sealer to grout lines so that there's plenty on the tiles. And then use microfiber towels and wipe the excess evenly over the tiles so that they're consistently wet. And then make sure you have plenty of dry towels like a 10-pack and so long as u wipe the tiles dry, there won't be a haze on the tiles. If u do this, u will have sealed your tiles along with you're grout. A must for marble and other porous tiles. Thanks for the awesome quick video. To clarify: 10-pack of microfiber towels ("12x12" approx) is plenty for any regular size bathroom floor.

Very good information on how to do this and why you need to do this .The floor looks real nice.

Moved into a 5 yr old house & just scrubbed the grout on the floors that are Exactly like Your example. So this video really helps 👍🏽🙏🏽

Thank you for this video! Had a cleaning guy quote me almost $900 to clean and seal less than 600 sq feet of tile. I would have let him go ahead and do it but he wasn’t willing to assure me he was going to protect my newly painted kitchen cabinets nor carpet. I watched this video and others and over 2 days (taking breaks etc…) I did it myself without any damage to my cabinets or carpet. Total cost about $150 bc I put 2 good coats on the entire floor and the water beads up as promised when I spill water on the tile. No absorption into the grout and gives me time to wipe it up! (FYI- Zep Grout cleaner is amazing!!)

Thanks for posting. I am re-grouting a bathroom and will use this to seal the new grout.

Straight to the point 👍

Been there done that and for sure a step not to be skipped 🐾🐾🦊🐺

Awesome to the point, easy to understand video!!

Thank you so much, an Easy video and helpful.

It was really very successful I tried it for my family and living room and it was really awesome 👌

Nice Job! Quick to the point video. Thanks

Good video. Now I can seal the grout that I have been putting off for months

Another very informative video even for a short one.

Thanks a lot guy

Thank you, The Eclectric Handyman! This is an awesome video! (:

Great video. Sealing your grout is always a good idea and something anyone can do. Great investment!

Exactly the video I was searching for…just had new tile floors installed in my rental property and I was wondering how I could protect the nice and new grout lines.

Very helpful. Thanks.

Great tip.

Very helpful. Thank you.

Thanks for the video! A general contractor just quoted me over $1000 to seal the (new and in good condition) grout in my shower. When I saw the number I was like "there has got to be a cheaper way..."

Easy job, thanks

Thank you so much for posting this video! Much appreciated and so helpful! 👍🏼🙏🏼

An easy to do task. I put down two coats, let dry between, and then went over the entire tile floor with a tile sealer. Well worth the 30-45 minutes of your time and money, especially in a bathroom that will see water all the time.

Thank you very much for sharing

You also can have the tile layers use a product that mixes with the grout instead of water so the grout is sealed throughout and done.

Thanks a ton!!!

Can you please advise how long do we wait to use a sealer after grout application?

"wipe the access off" lol

I wish I’ve known this long time ago.

Short video straight to the point. Thanks ! Just one question. Does the grout stay dark or does it dries to "dry grout colour" ?

I plan on doing this in my living room and hallways so it's a larger area. Is there an item I can use instead of that small foam brush to make the process a little quicker ?

Absolutely nobody mentioned to me that tile grout needed to be sealed. Now here I am 3 months later cleaning/sealing an entire ground floor worth 🙈🐾

liqiud form flooding bathroom floor till dried up is can be?

Thanks! Great video. Do I need to apply two coats? Also, do I wait 3 days until I take a shower for it to cure?

Wow 🤩

Great video.....just a couple of questions. We just had our kitchen tile grout scraped out and replaced. 1. Do I seal the grout before I dehaze the tiles or dehaze first? 2. How long after dehazing the tiles do I need to wait before sealing the grout? Also, how many coats did you put on? Thank you for this video. I used this same sealer for my granite. I have 1/2 a bottle left and I'm hoping I can seal my 10x12 kitchen without having to purchase more! It's not cheap for sure!

Do you need to clean off the sealer from the porcelain before letting it dry?

Looks easy! Does it have fume? How often do you have to seal grout on the title floor?

Can you recommend little bit reasonable but the good grout seal?

When you wipe the excess off do you wipe the excess of the grout line too? I have read some reviews and some people have hazing on the grout lines and I was wondering if they were supposed to wipe off the excess from the gout joint too.

Cleaning is primary before sealing. If you see any film on the tile it must be removed. If you don't the, seler will efectivly seal that film in place

So another question. My grout sealant came with a bottle with a roller attachment, which i used. i feel like it came out way to fast and i left it over the grout. Is this, ok? Will it still seal fine if it is thicker?

Great video! Should I mop new tile before doing this?

What kind of grout do you use for floor tiles like porcelain vs shower tiles? unsanded or sanded?

Can this be applied on an existing grout?

How long does it last and how often would you need to go over it again?

Do you recommend this to be used on shower walls?

if i've been living in a new house for 2 months, can i still put the sealant on tile?

How long do i wait after cleaning tile before i put the grout sealer?

Dose this sealer have gloss in it. I’m looking for a sealer that is non glossed.

Can I apply it on limestone floor also? I want to seal the grout and also my limestone floor, can I use it for it? Thanks guys!

How long does it last to protect the grout from molds and water?

Did you or do you recommend applying more then 1 coat? Thanks! 😎

How soon after laying the grout should you wait to apply the seal? My father in law helped me do a bathroom and said you wait 30 days after which i feel is too long because he jsujt wanted thejob done. He said this after we had set the toilet and vanity down so we would have had to move both to seal under them. Also he didnt lay tile under the whole vanity jsut the back corner to "save tile" would you suggest this should have been done this way?

Let’s to this today

Does this automatically seal the tile too by wiping it?

Will the prevent the grout getting dirty ?

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How often do you seal the grout?

Do you need to seal the tile or just the grout?

VOCs?

I've sealed my grout, now which products are safe to use to clean the floor that won't ruin the grout seal?

where can buy this product?

I heard something about resealing it every so often. Is this true. Is all that extra work necessary?

So when dry it doesn't 'darken' the grout????

How often is this required?

So I had a professional group come and build a tile shower for us thinking that it would look better than had we tackled the project. Not so much. The sub contractor just destroyed the project. So the company I had contracted with nicely came and tried to fix the uneven tiles and poorly grouted areas. When they went to mix and apply the same grout (black) to the areas they worked on, it was obviously mixed differently. The first guy's grout came out kind of a dry, flat gray. The guy who fixed it all, must have mixed it correctly, as it looks black, as intended. Here's the question to the long-winded story.... if I were to seal the grout, would it potentially stabilize the two colors of grout? The grayish original stuff looks great when it's wet... black. But goes back to gray when it dries. I'm trying to come up with a way to get the two variations to both be a nice dark black. Any ideas?

Why not seal the tile too?

Why not do the whole title...

You mistook the process. First you need to shake the tile grout sealer bottle.and put the tape between tile grout line for avoiding sealer out of line.

That's a lot of echo from the tile floor. Nothing you can do about that. Good video.

Who invented grout anyways? What a pain in the butt. It just attracts dirt, grease and dust.

Seams wasteful. Most of the sealer ends up on a rag.

$45? F that.

I hope you used a proper mask. I know thing with solvents and hardeners cause permanent brain damage