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I've seen two ideas on Pinterest and was wondering if anyone had thoughts/advice.
Idea 1 - use a can of coke in the grout. The same way that Coke tears away enamel on your teeth, it'll do for dirty grout.
Idea 2 - a Clorox bleach pen.
Or... if you have any other suggestions, I'd appreciate it!
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Re: Cleaning grout - ?
Well...what works for me is a grout brush. I got it Target. It's has really stiff bristles and does a fantastic job for me with just some reg liquid cleaner (Mr Clean, Spic & Span etc).
If you're dealing with mold/mildew...you could use a little bit of bleach first.
I like using my vinegar and water with a scrub brush. (1:1 ratio) Or using 409. It works well for us.
Edit: This is for the shower walls.
I actually just cleaned the grout in my kitchen two weeks ago and what worked really well was white vinegar and water with a toothbrush. (dilute the vinegar) I had two bowls; one for plain water that I would rinse the toothbrush off in and the other with the vinegar and water. You should change the rinse off water every so often because then you'll just be putting the dirt back on the grout.
This worked extremely well and got 90% of the dirt out.
I wouldn't recommend this for everyday cleaning (will destroy grout) but for a deep cleaning we use oven cleaner!! I got the idea from Martha Stewart!
It is amazing. Just spray it on, let it sit, then wipe it off...it is amazing. Just make sure you are in a well ventilated area!