HG Cement Grout Film Remover 11, Removes Grouting Residue from Non-Porous Ceramic Tiles & Flagstones – 1L (101100106)

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Sandpaper or even those green pot scrubbers will be too rough and will scratch the surface of your tile, even if you have really raw stone tile like we have. If your patio or drive was laid prior to 2008, it is more likely to be precast concrete patio slabs or flagstones. So, what are some simple techniques you can adopt when wondering how to remove dried grout from stone tile and porcelain? If your shower does not have a sprayer, you might even want to purchase an inexpensive one just for the purpose of cleaning the grout haze. Apply the diluted or neat solution using a brush, sponge, or spray, ensuring even coverage over the stained area.

All surfaces must be acid-resistant surfaces such as ceramic tiles, porcelain, brick, clay and quarry tiles, terracotta, concrete and other types of natural stones.Known as grout haze, this smeared white coat is a common aftermath for many tiling jobs, and when left untreated, it can be a tricky and persistent stain to get rid of.

Believe it or not, it really did look much better than it did before, but as you can tell, this wasn’t the usual floor dirt that we were dealing with, so we needed to try something a little different. And while most of it will be cleared off your tiles as you go, any missed spots will eventually dry as white spots or streaks alongside the grout. Wait for the tile to dry: Note that initially, it might seem like the wet sponge will take off the grout haze, but that is only because the surface of the tile is wet. Grout Haze Plus is a fast-acting concentrated cleaner based on phosphoric acid, designed to remove most cement and grout haze. Although one of the previous posts said haze shouldn’t be a problem on ceramic tiles I am finding that not true in my reno.Before application, ensure you are wearing personal protection equipment including gloves, eye protection and suitable vapour mask. Normally works like a charm however, this cheaper light gray tile has been killing me with the haze I will try the baby wipes! I usually wipe the tiles clean with a damp sponge over and over again, than I polish and dry the tile with cheese cloth.