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Renovating Grout in a Porcelain Tiled Bathroom in East Sussex

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    Anyone who wants to put their house up for sale should consider refurbishment projects that can help increase the value of the property and make it more appealing to potential buyers. This is especially the case in rooms with tiled floors or features, which many buyers find particularly attractive. If you’ve left your tiles – whether they’re in the bathroom, kitchen or elsewhere – in a bit of a state, chances are that it’ll put people off.

    Recently, I was contacted by a customer who was in the process of refurbishing their house in Eastbourne prior to putting it up for sale. As part of the refurbishment, the customer wanted the Porcelain bathroom tiles to look ts absolute best for anyone viewing the property. While the bathroom room had been installed not too long ago, the grout was not looking very attractive.

    Grout Before Changing Colour in Eastbourne Bathroom

    This was due mainly to the fact that the grout was looking dark and stained. I was asked to give the tiles and grout a thorough clean before recolouring the grout to make it lighter and more appealing.

    Cleaning and Re-Colouring Porcelain Shower Tiles and Grout

    To achieve the best results, the grouting in shower cubicles needs to be cleaned before it can be recoloured. To do this, I used Tile Doctor Duo Clean, a product which acts fast to removes any mould and black spots from the grout. If necessary, it can also be used to clean plastic or enamel baths and showers.

    The product was applied and then scrubbed into the grout carefully using a specialised grout brush, and the area was left to dry. Once the cubicle was dry, I applied the Tile Doctor Grout Colourant in small sections, so that I could wipe off any excess from the tile surface before it dried.

    Grout During Changing Colour in Eastbourne Bathroom

    Tile Doctor Grout Colourants are available in 10 different colours, but in this case the customer opted for a normal white as it contrasts nicely with the grey tiles. The Colourant not only recolours the grout lines; it also seals and rejuvenates them.

    Grout After Changing Colour in Eastbourne Bathroom

    The shower room was quite large, so the job took most of the day to complete. But it was certainly worth it. The customer was very pleased with the results, and we wish them the best of luck with selling the property.

    Grout After Changing Colour in Eastbourne Bathroom

     
     
    Source: Grout Cleaning and Colouring Service n East Sussex

    1 thought on “Renovating Grout in a Porcelain Tiled Bathroom in East Sussex”

    1. Covering East Sussex and the surrounding area Mick Conlon is an agent of Tile Doctor, the largest Tile, Stone and Grout cleaning network in the UK who have developed the products and techniques to handle a multitude of issues surrounding tile restoration including grout, internal or external.

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