Cleaning ceramic tiles

Cleaning Ceramic Tiles – Our Recent Project:

This is a ceramic dark grey tiled floor in a loo area at a property in Knott End on Sea. Our client was concerned about the hygiene build up in the bathroom. Buildup of any dirt on tiles causes both dullness and damage. Both of which can be controlled and avoided if you know what to do. Cleaning tiles should not be hard work. If cared for correctly, maintenance should be simple and straightforward. Cleaning can be broken down into frequent, regular and periodic.

Frequent cleaning includes daily sweeping. Regular cleaning may be deeper cleaning with product-specific product formulations. Periodic cleaning should be undertaken by professionals, and this can be considered full restoration of the tiled floor.

Our client was not expecting the floor to look a different colour. The original thought was that the ceramic floor needed cleaning for hygiene reasons. However, from the photos you can definitely see a difference. In the after picture, the floor is still damp. Once the tiled floor fully dries the grout lines will be much whiter. Our client was ecstatic to know that the ceramic floor is now properly clean and sanitised. This allows you to fully enjoy the appearance without the stress.

We specialise in tile cleaning and restoration. The products we use are tried-and-tested and we have heavily invested in stone cleaning machinery. Asking for help from a professional is an investment into your floors. It is a cost-effective service that will elongate the lifespan of your tiles. Get in touch to request a quote on 07715567685.

Colin

I am a time-served carpet cleaner, stone floor restoration specialist, leather restorer and upholstery cleaner serving Lancashire. I pride myself on using only the best products and state of the art machinery to provide exceptional finishes without exception.

www.brightscleaning.co.uk