How to get your bathroom tile to look its best

It is not an easy job to clean bathroom tiles. You don't want to spend hours trying to find the best way to clean your bathroom tiles or scrub and scrub to make them shine.

What is the best way of cleaning bathroom tiles? Let's not waste time cleaning by discussing how to make your tile shine as fast and efficiently as possible.

How to clean bathroom floor tiles?

You will be motivated to clean your bathroom's floor the more you realize how disgusting it can be. How do you clean your bathroom floor without using hairspray? Let's look at how to clean a bathroom tile floor.

• Clear your floor of any obstacles, such as bath mats and rugs. Next, vacuum or sweep the floor to remove dirt and dust. You can also wash your bathroom rug here. Make sure your vacuum is set to hard flooring if you intend to vacuum.
  
• A mop is the best method to clean tile floors. However, if you have very tight corners or a smaller space to clean, a rag may be more effective.
  
• Fill a bucket of warm water with a good floor cleaner. These are the best. You can also use this remedy with a gallon of hot water and one cup of vinegar if you don't want to use any harsh chemicals.
  
• Dip your mop/rag in the cleaning solution and then wring out as much water as possible. You can make a mess and damage certain types of flooring if you use too much liquid.

How to clean shower tiles?

Here's how to restore your shower to its former glory.

• Run the hot water in the shower for 10 minutes. Or just wash it after you have finished showering. It will be easier to clean tiles if the hot water opens their pores.
• Mix equal parts vinegar and water in a spray bottle.
• Spray the solution on the tiles. Be sure to spray more in the areas with dirtier grout.
• Allow the solution to sit for at least five minutes to dissolve soap scum. You may need to allow the solution to sit for up to 30 minutes if your shower is very grimy.
• To further loosen the soap scum, use a stiff brush.
• Wash everything with warm water.
• Mix 3 parts baking soda with 1 part water in a bowl. This will allow the deep cleaning of tiles. Hydrogen peroxide can be substituted for half of the water if there are particularly difficult stains. You can also use a tile cleaning product instead if you don't have the right mixture or a preferred tile cleaner.
• Apply the paste using a sponge.

These steps can be repeated as often as you like to achieve a sparkling clean shine and remove any tougher buildup after your initial cleaning.