Visualise this: A North Shore mansion with tiles so old seems to tell tales of past times. Although they provide your house a special appeal, keeping them in good condition may cause you problems. Here’s where our tile cleaning north shore narrative comes in handy, emphasizing the magical but challenging chore of deep cleaning these old tiles.
Let us start rolling our sleeves. Maintaining old tiles calls both respect and attention. It’s like handling a jewel casket that might fall apart with improper treatment. You might ask, “Can’t I just mop them?” Yes, if you want to remove a century-old patina in a few seconds! Rather, use your inner investigator and look at those tiles—stone, porcelain, or clay? Every requires different set of care guidelines.
Drop into the universe of answers! Working miracles on ancient tiles, there are hidden remedies like gentle pH-neutral cleansers. On the other hand, strong chemicals? For these pioneers, they are like an earthquake. Have you ever encountered across enthusiasts for vinegar, by the way? You swear by it, they say! Still, avoid laying it on old tiles unless your goal is to consistently antiquate them.
Let us now talk about grout. Indeed, that greyish material serving as a border security agent is behaving as such. Time helps it to become home to all sorts of unpleasantness. Pencil it down: a neat paste made from baking soda and water can gently clean those unwelcome visitors. Just be sure you are brushing with a toothbrush rather than a scrubbing brush larger than Texas.
Now let me introduce steam cleaning. It is the cowboy of cleaning techniques. Consider it too modern. A little steam blast transforms your tiles without using the harsh chemical power. An old lady who restored her 1920’s tiles with steam and elbow grease was told (perhaps over many cups of tea). Though cautious, steam can be nasty if overdone.
Ultra Brite Carpet & Tile Cleaning North Shore
79-83 Longueville Road, Lane Cove NSW 2066
(02) 8015 5143