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All you’ll need is a towel and a whitening pen to finally get rid of those pesky yellowed tile joints. We show you how to clean the tile joints in this quick and easy guide so you can present a space as if it had just been remodeled. Nobody will be able to compete with you in the whitening competition…you will be the undisputed champion of clean joints.
What You Need Is:
- Bleach
- Rag
Step by Step:
1. Clean The Joints
The first step in cleaning the joints of the tiles is to thoroughly clean the entire surface of the tiles with a towel. As a result, any residues of dust or filth in the joints will be removed, and the joints will be ready for the application of the product. Paying attention to this phase can help you achieve a better end product. To be cleaned!
2. Prepare The Product
We utilized an antimicrobial whitener to clean the tile joints, which helps to reduce the appearance of mold. It’s a product that works with any material and has a small enough tip to reach even the tiniest of joints.
To prepare the product, give it a good shake for about 10 seconds before removing the cap. Then, dampen the marker’s tip to make the whitening product application lighter and more even, and push the tip against a hard surface numerous times until the product comes out. It’s time to whiten the knuckles!
3. Apply The Bleach
Let’s get started! We’re going to leave the joints in a gleaming state. To do so, consistently apply the product to the filthy joints you wish to rejuvenate for roughly 20-30 cm. Then re-wet the marker and push it against a hard surface until more product comes out, then go over the joints one more.
We recommend applying the marker vertically so that the product comes out easier. Don’t worry if you make a mistake; the excess can be readily wiped with a moist towel.
What are your thoughts on the outcome? Would you use this DIY way to clean the grout lines between the tiles?
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