First clean the grout. Apply a baking soda paste, or, for darker or stubborn stains, a paste of baking soda and white vinegar. Leave for a few minutes and then brush with a toothbrush. Note: Very old ...

Cleaning pros swear by hydrogen peroxide to remove dirt, mold, and mildew from bathroom floors—even dirty grout and grime!

With February nearly over, many people will start their spring clean soon and one task a lot of people dread is cleaning the bathroom. Some may delay cleaning their bathroom tiles because they see it ...

Dear Ryan: Dark mildewed grout is common in most bathrooms and anywhere else where there is tile and constant moisture. Even though the rest of the bathroom is clean, the discolored grout makes the ...

For many people, it's the chore they dislike most, especially when it means crawling on the floor to scrub behind the toilet ...

KEEPING your tiles sparkling clean seems to be easier said than done sometimes. But according to one cleaning expert you can stop damage, prevent mould and have tiles that anyone would envy without ...

GROUT in the bathroom quickly gathers dirt, especially in the shower. Here's how to clean the grout in the shower. Grout keeps tiles in the bathroom in place and stops water from getting into cracks, ...

Mold or mildew are organic stains that thrive in the damp corners of a bathroom shower, while rust or lime buildup is usually caused by hard water—these stains are common when your water is drawn from ...

Recognize the type of tile you have and the material it is made of. Prevent mold and mildew through frequent cleaning. Approach stains and grout carefully. It’s pretty surprising (and gross!) how much ...