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Cleaning dried grout from tiles
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We've just had our bathroom retiled, and the tiler didn't clean the excess grout properly from the surface of the tiles. There is a thin film over every tile, which I am finding hard to remove. Elbow grease works on some areas, but not on the worst bits. The tiles are very shiny, and I don't want to scratch them. Any suggestions?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I used these on my tiles. You need to test on a spare tile first as they can tke the shine off if not used carefully but I had no problem and they did it easily.
http://www.qvcuk.com/ukgasp/frameset.asp?dept=ukHG
QVC offer a 30 day money back guarantee so if you don't want them send them back and all you are out is the p and p.
These things are amazing. Its a kind of microfibre, you use them with plain water and they will clean and polish loads of things. Just one in the supermarket costs 2 to 3 quid, so these are also a deal
Should add that I don't work for QVC or the manufacturer!!!
Thank you everyone for your advice. I tried non-stick pan scourers, as I already had some in the house & they worked fine. You're right, I should really call the guy back, but "if you want a job doing...." and all that - I'd really rather know it's done properly than suffer a grudging, grumpy old man in the house - I've got one of those already!
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