Removing old and hard stains from ceramic

√ Mix half a cup (117 ml) of white vinegar or household vinegar with one gallon (3.7 liters) of warm water. Then wash the ceramics using this solution. If you don't have vinegar, you can use alcohol.

√ Mix warm water with an equal amount of washing powder. Washing powder is a cleaning agent that helps you clean hard surfaces like ceramic tiles.

√ Using a cloth, put the mixture on the stain. Let the mixture sit on the stain for five to ten minutes. Remove the cloth and apply it to the stain with a brush or soft brush. Finally, clean the area of ​​the stain with a damp cloth. If the color remains after one wash, repeat the process.

Cleaning the gaps between tiles and ceramics

Use high-pressure steam cleaners and powerful detergents to clean the grout lines between tiles and ceramics.

If you don't have a steam cleaner, try the following methods:

√ Mix equal amount of baking soda and water and pour it on the grout. Let the mixture sit on the grout for several hours (or even overnight). Then wash the grout firmly with a brush or an old toothbrush and finally wipe the rest of the mixture with a sponge soaked in warm water.

√ If you want to multiply the cleaning power, fill a spray bottle with vinegar and after applying the baking soda mixture to the grout, spray the vinegar on it.

√ Add a small amount of detergent to one liter of water. Then, with a sponge soaked in this solution, carefully wipe the lines between the ceramics so that the stains and waste materials created in these lines between the ceramics can be removed using the same solution or even pure water.

Cleaning ceramic from coffee, tea or fruit juice stains:

Wash it with dishwashing liquid and warm water. Then clean the remaining paint off the ceramic with a solution made of 10 ml (2/3 tablespoon) bleach and one can (1 liter) of water or with hydrogen peroxide.

√ Remove blood stains

You can use bleach (Vitex) or hydrogen peroxide. Blood stains can be removed with a cloth or sponge and a solution of bleach and water.

For example, mix a mixture of 10 milliliters (2.3 tablespoons) of bleach and half a liter (half a can) of water. Dip a sponge or cloth in the solution and roll over the colored stains until they disappear.

√ Cleaning gum, tar or candle stains

You can use ice. Place the ice cubes in a ziplock plastic bag. Place the bag on the sticky ceramic stains. After five to ten minutes, check the consistency or firmness of the stain. The gum should be frozen so that you can scrape it off as much as possible and remove the remaining paint from the ceramic.

√ Removing ink stains from ceramics

You must use bleach. Dampen a clean cloth with bleach. Place the cloth on the stain. Check every minute or so until the stain disappears. Do not put the wet cloth too much on the tile or ceramic.

The best way to remove soap stains and dirt from these tiles is with a solution of half water and vinegar. Spray this solution on the tiles and clean them with a soft brush after 10 minutes.