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Blackened Tile Joints? The Magical Recipe To Whiten Them Easily.

Blackened Tile Joints? The Magical Recipe To Whiten Them Easily.

Tired of dirty tile joints that have blackened?

It's true that it's not very clean in the bathroom...

But no need to buy a special cleaning product or redo the blackened joints!

Fortunately, there is a super effective magic recipe against tile joints that have turned black .

The trick is to use a mixture of baking soda, lemon juice, white vinegar and water to easily whiten the joints. Look, it's quite simple:

Blackened Tile Joints? The Magical Recipe To Whiten Them Easily.

Contents
  • What you need
  • How to
  • Result
  • Why does it work?

What you need

- 100 g baking soda

- 100 ml of white vinegar

- 100 ml lemon juice

- 2 liters of hot water

- 1 special grout brush

- 1 bucket

- 1 spray bottle

How to

1. Pour all the ingredients into the bucket.

2. Mix the ingredients well.

3. Fill the spray bottle with this mixture.

4. Spray this mixture on the joints that have blackened.

5. Leave on for at least an hour.

6. Scrub with the special grout brush.

Result

There you go, thanks to this magic recipe, your tile joints are now sparkling white :-)

Easy, fast and efficient, right?

No more blackened or yellowed tile joints in the bathroom!

You now know how to clean blackened or yellowed tile joints

It's still cleaner that way, both for you and for your guests.

The advantage of this trick is that it works for joints on the floor, on the wall and even those in the shower.

Your homemade product can revive blackened tile joints, including cement ones.

In addition, by using this treatment regularly, you keep the tile joints clean and white.

Why does it work?

If you do not yet know the cleaning properties of the baking soda and white vinegar mixture, I recommend this article on the subject.

White vinegar is an acidic natural product. This acidity allows it to clean, disinfect and incidentally deodorize any surface.

Thanks to its disinfectant properties, it attacks the mold-causing fungi, eliminating them and preventing them from thriving. It also removes all traces of dirt, while disinfecting.

Bicarbonate is also a very effective natural cleaning product. Unlike vinegar, it is alkaline. Not only does it clean just about any surface, it sanitizes them too.

Baking soda is a slightly grainy powder that loosens grime easily.

Mixed with vinegar, it forms a reaction:it foams and fizzes and this reaction allows the dirty surfaces to be stripped.

And it's exactly what you need in a bathroom or a humid environment.

As for lemon juice, its acidity allows it to attack black and remove grime from joints easily.