Cleaning of Ceramic Tiles and Joints

(prHWY.com) January 31, 2013 - Finchley, United Kingdom -- Kitchen, bathrooms and toilets have to be hygienically clean in any property, normally walls and floor there areas are covered with tiles. Tiles are not absorbs fat and grease, which is difficult to avoid in the kitchen or moisture in the bathroom, which make it perfect material for decorating. Ceramic tiles and joint tend to get dirty very quickly and the task of cleaning of is quiet difficult in comparison with the other surfaces. The surface of the tiles and its gathering stitches changing colour due to the accumulation of dirt and grease. It could be cleaned using hard brushes and strong detergents. However, some of the aggressive chemicals can break down the structure of the tile and seals, thereby destroying those appearances even more.

The most effective tool for tiles cleaning is steam cleaner. High temperature, low humidity and low pressure of the steam make it much easier to remove dirt from the surface. With help of steam cleaner you can quickly restore the original colour of the tiles.
There are some exceptions where steam cannot be use to solve the problem. Old, structurally crumbling mortar joins, with visible holes and cracks should never be steam cleaned. Destruction of the joints, usually the result of a chemical reaction from detergents which were used previously. In this case the solutions in joints have to be replaced.

At LTN Cleaning we offer effective and professional cleaning services in London and able to provide you with any type of cleaning you need - from home cleaning to commercial cleaning, on any frequency you like.

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