“AP Reports Hydrogen Peroxide Great for Tile Grout Cleaning”
Hydrogen peroxide is showing up in all sorts of press this month.
An article in the Gwinnett Daily Post has an AP article extolling
the virtues of hydrogen peroxide for tile grout cleaning… but we
must say we want to give them a little more insight into the solution.
Don’t simply scrub the grout with a toothbrush soaked in h2o2;
instead, use a spray bottle for your 3 percent solution of hydrogen
peroxide… spray down the area to be cleaned first and let it stand
for at least 15 minutes. Now use the toothbrush dipped in the hydrogen
peroxide and do a little scrubbing. Then… repeat the spray down…
In another 15 minutes, any stains should be completely gone. Even
the stains left in an “all teenage boy occupied” bathroom shower stall
that hadn’t been properly cleaned in months only lasted through one
application of this process… A good hand held extendable shower head
makes the rinsing and final cleanup a snap. Just spray the area down with
clean water and you’re done.
By the way, if you want to stop that staining from coming back, teach
the folks who use the shower to spray it down with a 3 percent solution
of hydrogen peroxide every few uses… Presto, no more stains forming,
and no more big clean up jobs.
Now that’s my kind of cleaning!
See the AP article here:
Hydrogen Peroxide AP Article at Gwinnett Daily Post
