How to Clean Bathroom Grout

The high amounts of moisture that are present in the bathroom can make cleaning the grout in the bathroom a difficult process because the grout has a tendency to become dirty and discoloured over time. In order to thoroughly clean the grout in your bathroom, the following measures should be followed:

Using a brush or toothbrush with soft bristles, clean the grout lines of any debris or filth that you find there. This will assist in removing any debris or soap scum that has become embedded in the grout over time.

Create a cleaning solution by combining hydrogen peroxide and water in proportions that are identical to one another. A few drops of dish soap can also be added to the solution in order to assist in cutting through any grease or oil that may be present.

Apply the cleaning solution to the grout lines using a sponge or cloth that has been thoroughly cleaned. Make sure that the solution gets into all of the cracks and crannies.

Allow the cleaning solution to stay on the grout for at least ten to fifteen minutes so that it may fully enter the grout and break up any stubborn stains or grime.

Scrub the grout lines with a clean, moist sponge or towel to remove any dirt or stains that may have accumulated there. Scrubbing the grout with a toothbrush or another tiny brush with bristles that are very firm could be necessary if the grout is particularly discoloured or unclean.

To remove any traces of dirt or cleaning solution that may have been left behind, thoroughly rinsing the grout lines with clean water is recommended.

Using a clean towel or cloth, completely dry the grout lines so that they may be applied.

It's possible that you'll need to use a grout cleaner that's formulated specifically for cleaning deep stains if your grout is severely damaged or badly stained. When working with these goods, make sure you exercise caution and follow the directions provided by the manufacturer.