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Blackened Tile Joints? The Incredible Trick To Whiten Them WITHOUT Bleach.

Blackened Tile Joints? The Incredible Trick To Whiten Them WITHOUT Bleach.

Before our tile joints were very white…

But over time, they lost all their whiteness.

And now we end up with blackened joints in the bathroom!

So how do you clean tile joints that have blackened?

They can be cleaned with bleach… but hello toxic fumes and pollution!

Fortunately, I discovered a magic trick to clean dirty tile joints WITHOUT using bleach... And without rubbing!

All you need is some baking soda and hydrogen peroxide to whiten the joints . Watch:

Blackened Tile Joints? The Incredible Trick To Whiten Them WITHOUT Bleach.

Ingredients

- baking soda

- hydrogen peroxide

- spray bottle

- special tile grout brush

Blackened Tile Joints? The Incredible Trick To Whiten Them WITHOUT Bleach.

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How to

1. Put the hydrogen peroxide in the spray bottle.

2. Spray hydrogen peroxide on the blackened joints.

3. Sprinkle the affected area with baking soda.

4. Spray again with hydrogen peroxide.

5. Leave on for 10 minutes.

6. Scrub the joints with the brush, dipping it regularly in hydrogen peroxide.

7. Rinse your floor with hot water.

Result

There you go, your tile joints have now regained all their whiteness :-)

Easy, fast and efficient, don't you think?

Now you know how to make tile joints white.

With this trick, you can clean all tile joints:floor, wall, kitchen, bathroom, shower...

This magic recipe works even better than commercial cleaners full of toxic substances.

The result is perfect – and this WITHOUT using bleach and without rubbing . Yippee!

This is the best homemade product to whiten yellowed grout and remove black grout in the bathroom.

Why does it work?

Blackened Tile Joints? The Incredible Trick To Whiten Them WITHOUT Bleach.

Thanks to its cleaning and non-toxic properties , hydrogen peroxide is ideal for black joints to regain their whiteness.

Natural and non-polluting, bicarbonate is also a light abrasive .

It gently removes impurities stuck to tile joints.

Your turn…

You tried this grandma's trick to clean tile joints ? Let us know in the comments if it worked for you. We can't wait to read you!