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Are there any simple “rules of thumb” for cleaning tile, stone and grout surfaces?

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Are there any simple “rules of thumb” for cleaning tile, stone and grout surfaces?

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Yes. Always use neutral pH cleaners for routine cleaning. If the tile or stone has a rough-textured surface it is a good idea to periodically use a soft scrub brush to agitate and release any contaminants from the lower extremities prior to rinsing. One of the biggest mistakes commonly made in using cleaners is that cleaners are never allowed ample time to dwell on the surface. Cleaners should always be given a proper dwell time (read directions) to perform effectively.

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