Two Approaches to Tile Floor Cleaning


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Two Approaches to Tile Floor Cleaning

Tile floors are very low maintenance. Basically they need two kinds of cleaning - light and thorough. Fuller is an expert on both operations.

First, smudges, tracks and droplets can be easily mopped up at any time, to keep your tile floor spotless and gleaming. Give a little squirt with Labor Saver Tile Cleaner, an aerosol foam. Give a pass with a damp mop. Done!

Never wax tile floors; they can become slippery, and falls on tile can be serious. Tiles have a natural luster, unless you clean them with vinegar. Unfortunately, many tile setters and tile stores still recommend cleaning with water and vinegar. One would think the "experts" would know better! Vinegar is an acid; it will make the grout more porous and likely to collect stains, and take the shiny luster right off your tile over time. The Tile Council of America warns against using this harmful chemical. It will also rust any metal on your mop. Save it for pickles and salads! There are many residue-free cleaners, including our Labor Saver Floor Cleaner, which is added to hot water for in-depth cleaning and doesn't leave any sticky residue.

While tiles clean easily, the grout often does not. Fuller makes it simple with our Premium Scrub Brush on a long handle. This brush is resistant to cleaners and chemicals, will never rust, and the stiff cleaning bristles will not scratch your tile, but will loosen dirt, grease and grime. It does double-duty. You can remove it from the pole and use it by hand for other purposes, also - a real bargain.

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