Unfortunately, even with the most thorough and regular cleaning, persistent stains will form on bathroom tiles over time.
Also, plaque and ingrained dirt often “visit” there, which are sometimes extremely difficult to get rid of.
But don’t panic and immediately head to the store for expensive household chemicals.
Not all cleaning and washing products are truly effective, and many of them are dangerous to health.
But some of those that most likely everyone has at home will not affect the family budget, will not affect health, but will solve the problem quite quickly.
Experienced housewives have been doing exactly this for years when dealing with dirt on bathroom tiles.
Pay attention to the laundry soap. Make a solution with it and apply it evenly to the dirty tile.
After 20-30 minutes, wash it off and wipe the tiles dry thoroughly.
However, you should know that this method is not suitable for removing old stains.
In addition, it is necessary to work very carefully with the joints between tiles.
Hydrogen peroxide mixed with water (proportions 1 to 1) is good against mold and plaque.
Spray this product on the tile and leave for 10 minutes. Then rinse off the solution and wipe the tile dry.
Citric acid also copes well with dirt, but in concentrated form it can damage the joints between tiles.
Therefore, it must be diluted with water (1 to 10). Then, using a sprayer, apply it to the tile and leave for 15 minutes.
The final stage is to wash off with a sponge and water.
