How Do You Clean Mold Out Of Grout & Stone Tile?
Mold and mildew grow anywhere moisture is present. Some of the most common living spaces where tile is used are extremely moist areas, such as the bathroom and kitchen. Water, steam and poor ventilation all do their part to ensure that these areas harbor the most potential for mold growth. On tile, mold often settles into the grout lines, creating an unsightly, blackened appearance. If left alone, mold will continue to grow and may even pose health concerns. For this reason, you should kill it and clean it up as soon as it appears. Open all windows and doors and turn on all ventilation systems in the area where you will be cleaning. Fill the water bottle half full with warm water, topping it off with bleach. Screw the nozzle onto the spray bottle and shake to mix. Dry the area to be cleaned with a soft cloth. Spray an inconspicuous spot with the bleach mixture and allow it to sit for 10 minutes. Check for color changes. If the bleach affects the color of the tile, you will need to use
