Cleaning pro shares best method to lift 'dirt and grime' from tile grout

Dealing with tough stains in a home can be both tiring and time-consuming, as not every bit of dirt can disappear with some hard scrubbing. Through cleaning, many of us will have noticed our kitchen and bathroom tiles covered with dirt and grime. The grout between tiles turns dirty due to limescale, soap scum, and mould, and in kitchens, the stains can form from grease, food splatters, and drink stains. One of the biggest causes of grout discolouration is letting spills sit for any length of time.
The most effective technique to get rid of dirt on grout is by using a strong cleaning product. Most people seeking an alternative to the pricey method would use chemicals or bleach to banish mould. However, the trick can leave tiles with a smell strong and even discolours the grout itself.
But there's a simple way to tackle the filth without a price tag, as one cleaning expert has shared her handy tip on MyJobQuote.co.uk. Sarah Dempsey advises using a steam cleaner, which doesn't involve chemicals or any other cleaning products.
She said: "A steam cleaner can work wonders on tile grout, and it's a very easy method for getting your tile grout looking sparkling clean. The heat from the steam can easily lift all of the dirt and grime from your tile grout, leaving them looking clean and fresh.
She added: "Start by filling your steam cleaner with water and then add a small brush attachment. Then, run the steamer along your grout lines. Work in gentle scrubbing motions as you go along. You should see the stains start to life as you move across the grout. You may need to repeat the process if necessary."

Steam cleaners can be bought online or from hardware stores and department stores, and while some can be pricey, you can find ones for less than £30 if you shop around. Argos sells a Beldray 10-in1 Steam Cleaner for just £29, while models available on Amazon include a Tower branded machine for £24, or a Comforday device with nine accessories for around £37.
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