[mikey]

hi  what solution are you using for tiled kitchen floors

[Kev Martin]

Depends very much on the type of tile,  the degree  and type of contaminant

[mikey]

a multi purpose  cleaner thats what iam looking for

[mikey]

hi kevin martin  i have just clicked on the website links you have  sorted now thanks

[Kev Martin]

Just be a little careful that you choose the right cleaner for the tile and grout.  90% of the time High Alkaline is Correct but not always.  If unsure always always Do a Test area first

[mikey]

i will kevin  thanks

[derek west]

hi  what solution are you using for tiled kitchen floors

Hi Mikey, check out the tilemaster range of cleaning chemicals, they make it real easy with a chart that tells you the best chem for the stone/tile you are cleaning as long as you know how to test the tile or stone.
Great products and great back up service.
worth a look.
Restormate, cleanspec and alltec stock the range of cleaning products, highly recommend them and you dont have to own a tilemaster to use them.
http://www.thetilemaster.co.uk/apps/webstore/

[mikey]

thanks  derick  thats  just what i was looking for 

[StanleyRoark]

You can try using vinegar and ammonia. Add 7 cups of warm water, 1/2 cup of baking soda, 1/3 cup of ammonia and a quarter cup of white vinegar to a large bucket or large bowl. Allow all materials to mix thoroughly and soda powder to dissolve completely. Then, use a spray to clean your tiles. Of course, you can use a grout cleaner to get a better result.

[Kev Martin]

You can try using vinegar and ammonia. Add 7 cups of warm water, 1/2 cup of baking soda, 1/3 cup of ammonia and a quarter cup of white vinegar to a large bucket or large bowl. Allow all materials to mix thoroughly and soda powder to dissolve completely. Then, use a spray to clean your tiles. Of course, you can use a grout cleaner to get a better result.

Don’t forget to keep an eye on the Cauldron whilst it’s boiling on the open 🔥

[premier floorcare]