Discover how to clean floor grout using simple tools and cleaners—natural or store-bought. These expert tips will brighten your tile floors and keep them that way.

Once you master the process, it's fairly easy to lay and grout your own tile floors, but the final step is to remove the grout haze with this clever hack.

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Question: As I watched my ceramic tile floor being grouted, it looked fantastic, but, after the installer left and the floor dried, there was excess grout on many tiles and a haze over all of the ...

Q. I started trying to remove the cracked, discolored tile grout in my shower using a hand tool, and feel it will take at least 20 years to get it all out. Is there a better way? A. You can speed up ...

Q: Our 20-year-old townhouse has yellow tile in the bathroom that is still in great shape. However, the grout is 1980s dark brown and is discolored. I tried to at least get it all one color with a ...

So I grabbed a bottle of Astonish Mould and Mildew Blast and got to work. This spray has been a cult classic among cleaning ...

Want to avoid that obvious, seemingly uncleanable white film on your tiles? It's called grout haze. Luckily, there are some ...

Q: I recently bought a house that has Formica tops and a ceramic tile backsplash. I am going to replace them with granite and tumbled marble. How difficult would it be for me to remove the backsplash?