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Wood Effect Porcelain Tiles Cleaned of Grout in Twickenham

These porcelain wood effect tiles were laid approximately two years ago after a large extension was completed in Twickenham, Middlesex. The customer had pointed out to us that ever since they were laid, they had struggled to keep them clean, even with hand scrubbing on their hands and knees. The pictures they sent over via email didn't really show up the problem, so I arranged a visit to their property to take a closer look. Famous for being the home of rugby union in England, Twickenham is Read more at https://porcelain.tilecleaning.co.uk/wood-effect-porcelain-tiles-cleaned-of-grout-in-twickenham/

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Removing Polymer Grout Haze from Wood Effect Ceramic tiles in Guildford

Grout haze or grout smears as it is often called can be a huge problem when laying tiles. Grout haze is basically grout that has been left to dry on the surface of the tile after installation. It's a common problem which is exacerbated by the use of quick drying products. Take for example this interesting Wood Effect Ceramic Tile installation at a house in Guildford following installation by a builder. I was a bit slow in following up on the initial enquiry as we had been very busy so by the Read more at http://west-surrey.tiledoctor.biz/removing-polymer-grout-haze-from-wood-effect-ceramic-tiles-in-guildford/

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Removing Grout Smears from Ceramic Tiled Kitchen Floor in Guildford, Surrey

Grout haze or grout smears as it is often called can be a huge problem when laying tiles. Grout haze is basically grout that has been left to dry on the surface of the tile after installation. It's a common problem which is exacerbated by the use of quick drying products. Take for example this Read more at http://ceramic.tilecleaning.co.uk/removing-grout-smears-from-ceramic-tiled-kitchen-floor-in-guildford-surrey/ To read more on this topic click here

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Removal of Linseed Oil from a Ceramic Tiled Floor in Uxbridge

This is a small Ceramic tiled floor that a client had laid in his workshop next to his house in Uxbridge. As you can see from the photo the floor was in an indescribable mess and I was asked to pop round and quote for sorting it out. Uxbridge is actually classed as Middlesex but being close to the M25 and M40 I find it easy to reach. As requested, I called in to survey the floor which was not a pretty site. In turns out that the tiler had applied boiled linseed oil to the floor (which the Read more at http://south-buckinghamshire.tiledoctor.biz/removal-of-linseed-oil-from-a-ceramic-tiled-floor-in-uxbridge/ To read more on this topic click here

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Removing Linseed Oil and Grout Smears from Ceramic Workshop Tiles in Uxbridge

This is a small Ceramic tiled floor that a client had laid in his workshop next to his house in Uxbridge. As you can see from the photo the floor was in an indescribable mess and I was asked to pop round and quote for sorting it out. Uxbridge is actually classed as Middlesex but being close to Read more at http://ceramic.tilecleaning.co.uk/removing-linseed-oil-and-grout-smears-from-ceramic-workshop-tiles-in-uxbridge/

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Removing Dried Grout Haze from Porcelain Tiles in Stevenage

A builder in Stevenage contacted us about cleaning up a Grout Haze problem in a bathroom that they had recently tiled. Ideally grout should be polished off the tile after installation as getting grout off the surface of tiles once it has dried can be difficult. It's actually a common problem often referred to as Grout Haze or Grout Smears that ruins the look of the tile. To remove it you need to use an acidic product, but acids can cause damage, so you need to be careful. In fact, my Read more at http://porcelain.tilecleaning.co.uk/removing-dried-grout-haze-from-porcelain-tiles-in-stevenage/

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Removing Grout Haze from Black Porcelain Bathroom Tiles, Stevenage

A builder in Stevenage contacted us about cleaning up a Grout Haze problem in a bathroom that they had recently tiled. Ideally grout should be polished off the tile after installation as getting grout off the surface of tiles once it has dried can be difficult. It's actually a common problem often referred to as Grout Haze or Grout Smears that ruins the look of the tile. To remove it you need to use an acidic product, but acids can cause damage, so you need to be careful. In fact, my Read more at http://hertfordshire.tiledoctor.biz/removing-grout-haze-from-black-porcelain-bathroom-tiles-stevenage/

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Removing Grout Haze from Limestone Kitchen Floor Tiles in Clipston, Northamptonshire

These photos are of a Limestone tiled floor which was installed in the Kitchen approximately at a property in the small parish of Clipston, which is close to the towns of Market Harborough and Daventry, three years ago. The customer was never very happy with it since it was laid as it never Read more at http://limestone.tilecleaning.co.uk/removing-grout-haze-from-limestone-kitchen-floor-tiles-in-clipston-northamptonshire/