Oxiclean As Floor Tile Grout Cleaner

by Rosemary
(California)

Rosemary has shared how she makes a floor tile grout cleaner using Oxiclean.

Rosemary says:

I sprayed Oxyclean on my kitchen floor grout then went over it with a steam cleaner and it made my grout pink again...its original color.

Taylor says:

Thanks Rosemary for your tip. This isn't the first time I've heard about using this product to clean grout.

To make this Oxiclean grout cleaning solution I would suggest using about one fourth of a scoop in a spray bottle of water.

In addition, for really tough stains you could make a paste of the Oxiclean powder and water and smear that onto the grout and let it sit for several hours before rinsing it off.

The combination of the Oxiclean and the steam that Rosemary suggests should really help to clean and restore the original color to your floor or tile grout.

Does anyone else make their own grout cleaner recipes? If so, you can share your homemade grout cleaner recipe here, or read other recipes already submitted.

In addition, you can share even more uses for Oxiclean here, for cleaning your home or laundry, or read other ideas already submitted.

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