Question

Can people please explain how they clean the grout in between their bathroom tiles. in between the tiles in my shower are like an orangey colour from limescale I’m assuming? It was like it before we moved in but tried limescale remover which doesn’t work, can’t seem to get them clean again ! Thank you in advance x

Answer 1

Viakol spray and leave it for about 15mins it will wash of x

Comments

@anglophile leave it for about 20 mins I done it last week and all the orange stuff come off x

Answer 2

Astonish mould and mildew remover just spray leave 20 minutes and rinse.  

Answer 3

My hubby works with grease diesel and oil everyday I have to clean my shower. Astonish mould and mildew and a toothbrush. Or spray cotton pads and soak them and put them into the grout lines and leave them to soak for a few hours. Close all the doors it blood stinks and open windows as it kills ya eyes and chest. I get in my shower with a sonic scrubbing toothbrush and actually scrub my grout clean and then rinse with hot water once av done It

Answer 4

That's an orange mould

Answer 5

I spray mine with astonish mould and mildew remover. Leave for a while and shower off. Once they are clean you dont have to scrub them.  

Answer 6

Bicarb mixed with bleach and an old toothbrush to scrub the mixture on the grout. I always leave the paste on after scrubbing for 15 mins before washing away and it comes up a treat

Answer 7

The blue cif spray bottle. Leave for a few mins and shower off. No scrubbing needed

Answer 8

Astonish mould and Mildred remover, I spray mine and leave it over night then rinse in the morning x

Answer 9

Def astonish mould and mildew cleaner spray on give it a scrub with nail brush or scrubbing brush then spray again and leave on overnight then rinse next day x

Answer 10

Grout pen from ebay

Answer 11

H g mould spray it’s amazing x

Answer 12

It's not mould or limescale it's just soap scum, should be quite easily removed with some scrubbing

Answer 13

I use the liquid pink stuff (like CIF) and an old toothbrush, comes up great once dry

Answer 14

Black mould remover

Answer 15

Black mould remover. Spray leave scrub with tooth brush rinse

Answer 16

Orange stains in your shower are likely hard water stains caused by excess minerals like magnesium and iron in your water. Even if your water appears clear, the minerals will oxidize with air and stick to soap scum in the shower. They are not harmful to your health but can be unsightly. Mould and mildew remover or vinegar and baking soda mixed to a paste

Answer 17

Bleach and a toothbrush scrub and leave a few hours. tougher markers soak kitchen roll in bleach and place on the grout and leave for a few hours then rinse xx

Answer 18

Astonish mould and mildew always works for me. And a minky or something that’s got a bit of roughness to it. If that doesn’t work maybe a scrub daddy If it’s really hard to get off. What you could do is put some bleach on a rolled up but of toilet roll (like a long snake) and pop that on the grout for a few hours or even overnight (make sure to open the windows! ) that took off all the black mould in the silicone etc for me. But be careful as it can bleach things e. g cladding

Answer 19

I use mould and mildew cleaning spray from the pound shop. It all comes off.  

Answer 20

Astonish mould and Mildrew remover. Spray on cotton pads and stick on problem areas and leave over night

Answer 21

Astonish mould and mildew spray and an old electric toothbrush works wonders.  

Answer 22

I scrub pink stuff into them then spray parazone bleach. Leave for few hours then rinse of. Even after rinsing off they still get whiter.  

Answer 23

I normally would use gillet bang!. I have discovered Astonish mould and Mildrew spray is brilliant and only £1 in savers!  

Answer 24

My grout turned orange after a leak from bathroom in flat up stairs. Had it regrouted x i used sqeezee after every shower and spray wuth Shower spray x

Answer 25

Mine was like that and I spent ages getting them white again. Then about 2 weeks ago I was so mad because no one was wiping them over after a shower I got a bottle of bleach and poured it over them left for a while then washed it of. Came a brilliant. Only down side was my eyes was stinging .  

Answer 26

Pink stuff or astonish paste and a toothbrush. sorted x

Answer 27

Harpic white and shine

Answer 28

Kilrock mould and mildew spray. Comes in a black bottle. Spray onto dry tiles and leave it for as long as poss. Should just wipe off after. When you've got them clean try rubbing the grout with a clear wax candle to protect it from muck and moisture . The mould won't be able to grow then

Answer 29

Toothbrush with a mix of baking soda & bleach.  

Answer 30

I use vikal and a tooth brush. sometimes neat bleach and a tooth brush

Answer 31

It sounds like there’s too much copper in your water supply. I had this and it was driving me crazy as I knew it wasn’t limescale and happen to mention it to my sister-in-law who works for the out water supplier and she told me what it was.