BJW
New Member
After having read all the tips and advise on sealing tile and grout, I'm pretty clear how to clean, maintain, and protect my new bathrooms. Each bathroom is now, or will be, tiled.
Unlike the bathrooms, the new kitchen tile, which is drying as I write, will be used endlessly. Sometimes my counters are whipped down a dozen or more times a day. In the past, I've simply cleaned my counters with soap and water, using the same product as I use for hand cleaning the dishes, and then following up with an antibacterial whip. What now would be the best approach or products to use for this type of continuous cleaning up without hurting the new porclean tiles and Hydromount dry tile grout?
By the way, this site has been a wonderful find for me. I've been reading and reading and learning so much. What a helpful experience.
Thank you for sharing.
BJW
p.s. What's "post a poll" mean?
Unlike the bathrooms, the new kitchen tile, which is drying as I write, will be used endlessly. Sometimes my counters are whipped down a dozen or more times a day. In the past, I've simply cleaned my counters with soap and water, using the same product as I use for hand cleaning the dishes, and then following up with an antibacterial whip. What now would be the best approach or products to use for this type of continuous cleaning up without hurting the new porclean tiles and Hydromount dry tile grout?
By the way, this site has been a wonderful find for me. I've been reading and reading and learning so much. What a helpful experience.
Thank you for sharing.
BJW
p.s. What's "post a poll" mean?