Tile Floor Maintenance

Clean tile with mild detergent and clean water using a rag or chamois type mop rather than a sponge mop.

Tile floor maintenance.

Vacuum or sweep the tiles to remove loose dust and grit from the surface. Use plain warm water to damp mop or mix 1 gallon of warm water with a few drops of relatively mild ph balanced dish soap. Debris can be abrasive to a tile floor surface. Our cleaning system is safe for all natural stone tiles and we can apply a clear penetrating sealer to protect your tiles from dirt and impurities for many years to come.

Avoid a build up of dirt and grime on your indoor floor tiles by vacuuming or sweeping the tiles often. Choose the right floor mop. Proactively keep debris such as sand and or dirt off of the floor. Clean up loose debris.

Natural tiles such as slate marble and limestone are all porous and need to be sealed. Rub the paste on the stain using a clean cloth and then allow it to sit for five to 10 minutes. The best way to care for a tile floor is to be both proactive and reactive. Prepare a paste using a 50 50 mixture of scouring powder and warm water.

Sealing will make cleaning natural tiles easier as well as the surface will be less porous. With the right maintenance routine your tile floors walls and countertops will look great and last for years. Ceramic tiles may be resistant to dirt but sand and grit can dull the glazed surfaces. The mop should grab the surface and lift off most daily grime with a little pressure.

In a residential environment the levels of cleaning and general maintenance are determined by the location of the floor tiles and the volume of foot traffic and general wear and tear the surface is subjected too. Our product experts provide detailed information. Sweep or vacuum your tile floors regularly to keep them from getting dull. For a thorough clean use tile stone cleaner available from beaumont tiles with warm water and a damp microfibre mop.

Remove stains from tile floors. Indoor tiles require a regular amount of cleaning thanks to spills in the kitchen calcium build up on shower floor tiles and general cleaning in those dusty corners and crevices. Regularly vacuuming and or sweeping with a dust mop will prevent surface scratching. Tiles laid in commercial environments or public spaces will require daily cleaning and maintenance.

Do not saturate these floors as they will be more prone to water penetration than other materials. Damp mop your tile floor at least once each week more frequently for heavy traffic areas to decrease wear and abrasion from. Sweep or vacuum floors to remove any dust or debris before using any cleaning products.