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• Method 1 of 4: Clean the tiles in a simple way
• Method 3 of 4: Cleaning tile joints
• Tips

Cleaning bathroom tiles is an important part of maintaining your home. To easily clean the tiles, you can use remedies that you probably already have at home, such as lemon juice, baking soda and all-purpose cleaner. To clean very dirty bathroom tiles, use a steam cleaner or a chemical cleaner such as bleach or ammonia. Don't forget to clean the joints between the tiles as well.

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Method 1 of 4: Clean the tiles in a simple way

1. Use a steam cleaner. A steam cleaner is a device that uses steam to clean tile floors and other flat surfaces. The device generally works in the same way as a vacuum cleaner. Just turn on the device and push it over the bathroom floor.
   • You will likely need to fill the steam cleaner with water before you can use it.
   • Read the user manual before you start using the steam cleaner.
   • You may be able to rent a steam cleaner from a hardware store or rental company.

Method 3 of 4: Cleaning tile joints

1. Clean the floor tiles last. If you're cleaning the entire bathroom and not just the tiles, clean the floor tiles last. You will not wipe dust and dirt from the shelves and bathroom furniture on the floor you have just cleaned and prevent the tiles you have just treated from getting dirty again.

Tips

• There is no specific schedule for cleaning bathroom tiles. Depending on how strong the tiles are, they may need to be cleaned monthly or just four times a year. Keep an eye on your bathroom tiles and clean them when soap scum builds up, or you see mold or other debris.
• Never mix bleach with ammonia, as this will create toxic fumes.
• To give your bathroom a major permanent makeover, you can paint the tiles.