White tiles and tiles bring a clean and modern feeling to the living space, but are also easily dirty and tarnished if not properly maintained. Regular cleaning not only helps maintain aesthetics but also limits mold and extends the surface life of the floor.
Warm water
Wiping with water is the simplest and most economical method to clean white tiles daily. First, you should sweep or vacuum the kitchen floor every day to remove dirt, food debris and accumulated debris. If you let dust stick to the damp area, cleaning later will be more difficult.
After cleaning the dry surface, wipe the floor with warm water to remove common stains. Finally, dry the floor again to prevent new dust from sticking back.
For brick lines, you can use a small toothbrush like a toothbrush to scrub thoroughly. Spills need to be treated immediately to avoid deep penetration into the brick veins.
Use oxygen remover
For areas that have been stained for a long time, a solution of about 75% water and 25% bleach or oxygen bleach can be mixed. Use a brush or hard brush to gently scrub the brick and tile surface to restore brightness. After cleaning, wipe again with clean water and let it dry naturally.
Diluted vinegar solution
Another solution is to mix half a cup of vinegar with about 4 liters of warm water to wipe the floor. Vinegar has the ability to deodorize and effectively help clean white tile surfaces. However, do not overuse it often to avoid affecting the tile glaze layer.
Diluted detergent
Mixing detergent with water is also a simple way to help clean white tiles and mortar veins. After wiping, it is necessary to rinse again with clean water to avoid chemical residues that cause slipping or stain.
