How to Taking Care of Your Ceramic Tiles?

Clean the grout regularly. Grout is used to fill the spaces between your ceramic tiles and keeping it clean is an important part of tiles maintenance. Once dirt settles into the grout, it can be difficult to clean and eventually compromise the durability of your kitchen tiles. You can use acid and ammonia free products to give your grout a good clean.

Clean off dirt and dust from the surface. Use a broomstick or vacuum to remove any type of dirt and debris that has accumulated on the surface of your tiles. Do this 2 to 3 times a week to make sure that your  small tiles remain dust free.

If you choose to vacuum your marble tiles, make sure to use a vacuum cleaner that does not have a beater bar as this can damage the surface of your wall tiles over time.

Wash your tiles once a week. You can use a gentle detergent and warm water to give your tiles an overall clean. Be careful not to oversaturate your cement tiles with water during this process and allow enough time for them to dry completely.

You can also use a cleaning product that has been approved for ceramic surfaces. This ensures that you are using a product that is safe for your tiles. Avoid using oil-based cleaners as they can often leave residues that can trap dirt and cause damage to your floor tiles.