1. Clean antique brick along grain
Antique brick surface has concave and convex texture, the pursuit of the realistic effect of logs. When cleaning, follow the texture. If there is tea or other daily necessities on the surface of the tile, you can wash it with household detergent and water along the grain to make the tile more shiny.
2. Remove stains and wax from polished tiles
Polished bricks are less prone to dust accumulation, but they are easier to clean. However, after use for a long time, the pores on the surface of polished brick will be exposed, which will also absorb dirt, making it difficult to clean polished brick, and the surface will lose luster and become old. So wax regularly, 2-3 months apart.
3. Tile stubborn stain remover cream
In addition to sweeping and mopping the floor every day, we can also use multifunctional decondamination ointment to regularly clean and maintain stubborn stains in tile crevices and corners, and keep the original tiles clean and bright.
4. Clean the joint of the glazed tile
The cleaning of glazed tile is relatively simple, but it is easy to hide dirt in the tile joints. First dip a toothbrush in decontamination paste to remove dirt, and then brush a layer of wool waterproofing in the gaps, which will prevent water seepage and prevent mold growth.
5. Apply water repellent to tile scratches
Toothpaste helps a lot with tile scratches. The smooth and flawless tile accidentally left a small scratch, let everyone very distressed. At this time you can apply toothpaste to the scratch and wipe it with a rag to repair it. But the gap between bricks and bricks can be removed from time to time with decontamination paste, and then brush a layer of waterproof agent on the gap to prevent mold growth.
