Any particular grout sealing product you’d recommend?

It looks pretty much the same as before.

​@@Simba______ It's probably a tinted grout so the end result won't be white.

I did that and sealed it in 3 layers when the tile was put in...and my grout gets SO dirty. I was told sealing was more for situations like if you spill say spaghetti on the grout, then it won't stain. Haven't had that happen, just dirt haha. Probably doesn't help that I have pets. I steam clean it often but that doesn't cut it. Might try this stuff or break out my handheld steamer to really get it out.

What do you seal it with? Get it whiter first!

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Smartie pants 😏🤣

it doesn't work.. I bought it. it's like water.

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Vinegar and baking soda ftw

Why is vinegar (+sometimes baking soda) used for cleaning almost everything?

@@justicehope3137 been used for hundreds of years... because it works and it's not toxic 🤷🏼‍♀️ also pretty mild so it won't damage things like certain chemicals will.

The thing is vinegar is an acid. It can break down the grout. Vinegar is best used for stripping… like with fabrics & glass.

@@jlcmama7444Vinegar is not going to break down grout in a few minutes.

Yeeees! My friend put me on to it. It works like a charm.

i use baking soda paste made w/ water and essential oil (optional). use an old toothbrush and u dont have to wait at all to scrub. no chemical smell

I was just about to comment this lol, it’s literally like magic!

Agreed

@@corsicanlulu that method isn't easier nor is it better.

With what?

@@nikalicious2012 grout sealant. I use the stuff in a yellow bottle available at HD /Lowes. Grout is porous so it’s gonna keep getting filthy until sealed .

I saw someone do the lysol toilet cleaner and was impressed. I think I'll stick with my scrub daddy and power paste for now.

I used vinegar and baking soda. Came out SUPER clean. ✨

What kind would u recommend

@ffrancis9796 I have the karcher sc3 steam cleaner and it works perfectly. Do get a few replacement nozzles for the brush head tho.

@TheNigaHigaFan4Ever ok..i will look into it.

No. It doesn't. This stuff is the best. I use it.

that prob whats in that bottle 😅 u pay for the packaging most times

Ooh. Gonna go and try that right now!🤗

@Genise Anderson you can also add baking soda to the peroxide and make a paste to sit longer, and it will keep it in the grout lines. Either way works. But peroxide is the main ingredient to lift stains.

Awesome thank you!

Probably better! Get a peroxide “ booster” that you can buy & its even easier! 😊

Harpic and toothbrush

I want that agitation tool

Get a grout filler after you clean it to make it easier to clean later. Plus, grout filler comes in a ton of colors, so you can choose a darker grout filler to not have the dirt show.

And you forgot one important thing: use it only with cold water!

@@daniby9894 omg!!! Yes!!!

How long do you let the CLR sit on the grout before scrubbing?

@JP M That depends on how dirty your grouts are, becides in this video the dude is bleaching his grouts rather than cleaning them. The grouts in my kitchen and bathroom are very thin so they really get dirty, so I might sometimes actually damp the floors with a mop so much that they'd need at least an hour to dry, othertimes I just give'em a quick wash... sometimes I use a brush, other times I double mop. Even if I'm in a hurry or it doesn't turn out perfect, I just wash again my floors with bleach the next week I'm doing cleaning again. Great thing about bleach is that it doesn't make "bubles", doesn't leave residue, doesn't need to be wrinsed since it's already diluted, it evaporates as it dries and leaves no odors... just leave your windows while you're using it or it dries and remember use it only in cold water!

um, no thank you

Bro created chloramine gas

Comes with the Grout Eez!

would it have made a big difference if it were 2022?

Smart

I recommend a new prescription. 🤓

I would have told the gm to shove that toothbrush up and do it themselves

Omg. So toxic

Oh no

We were planning on painting if the grout cleaner didn't work :-)

Thank you!

As im reading all these ways to clean grout, im mostly sad, and laughing at the same time. Grout is porous and will absorb moisture and dirt. It should be sealed two or three times immediately after installation, then once a year there after two applications. If you want to be done worrying about clean grout, there are acrylic base grouts that wont except dirt or stains. You can have a pro remove MOST of the grout in your floor and reapply an acrylic grout. Home Depot sells a brand called Fusion Pro. It is pricey but well worth it! I have been installing tile for 35 years and i think this grout is an awesome product. I recommend it to every customer. Oh, its also water proof so it helps in shower areas. It doesn't leave you with much working time so i would suggest having it done by a professional. Good luck in your endeavors Jane. Good day.

Will give it a try and report back here on youtube if that works better. 😊