Kitchen tiles, just like bathroom tiles, are very difficult to clean because they get dirty easily with anything.
For example, those who work in the kitchen absorb odors, moisture, get dirty with food splashes, etc. While those in the bathroom every time we bathe or shower, they become dull and lose their shine due to excess steam.
In just a few months, they are reduced to terrible conditions, which give the impression of a dirty and neglected house, even if this is not the reality.
To prevent them from getting dirty to the point of changing color or becoming dull, we recommend that you clean them daily, even if only with a soft cloth soaked in vinegar. This applies to both the bathroom and the kitchen.
Ingredients can remove dirt from tiles in minutes
If the tiles are very dirty or even change color, you can do this. A natural product is made from ingredients that we all have in the kitchen pantry and rubbed on them. Once this is done, you rinse it off and they are back to being as good as new, as shiny as they were just bought.
The product in question is prepared with 180 grams of flour, 200 ml of lemon juice and 500 ml of water, which are poured into a plastic bottle. If the product is not needed for everything, it can also be stored in such a way that it can be used as long as it can still be useful for the same task or for any other task because it is capable of removing any kind of dirt.
Natural tile solution: the ingredients
So, to prepare the miracle solution, you take a bowl, mix the ingredients well, pierce the cork and use it as a spray to clean the tiles. Once the product has been sprayed on the tiles, rub it gently with a rough sponge, then rinse with hot water and finally dry the entire surface well, to avoid leaving ugly traces that are visible afterwards and do not give a good feeling.
Alternatively, for bathroom and kitchen tiles, including grouts, you can use a steam appliance that will definitely solve the problem in less time and quite conveniently. The strongest possible steam jet is then passed over the surfaces to be cleaned and then dried. The steam removes all types of dirt, even stubborn ones, including streaks. Obviously, even in this case, it is advisable to dry at the end so as not to spoil the final result.
The alternative remedy to vinegar and baking soda
Another remedy requires the use of vinegar and baking soda, dish soap, or Marseille soap, which is more delicate and eco-friendly. Then, a mixture of water, vinegar, cat soap or Marseille soap is prepared and finally baking soda that not only degreases deeply but disinfects like no other product can. All these are ingredients that clean 100% and do not damage surfaces like bleach does, for example, and they are also not harmful to health.
Then mix all the ingredients well, then apply the mixture to the tiles directly with the sprayer, finally take a non-abrasive sponge and rub well without overdoing it, until the tiles look clean. They are then rinsed and dried with a soft, dry cloth.
