How to clean the grout on the floor of my shower. I've tried everyth
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Make a thick paste of baking soda and warm water. Dip a "hard bristled" toothbrush or a grout brush in the paste and work it into the grout. Let sit for 15 minutes. Fill a spray bottle with a solution of 2-to-1 white vinegar to warm water. Spray the area with vinegar-water solution. (The vinegar will cause the baking soda to bubble up and will start to work away that nasty soap scum. ) Use your brush and get all the way into the grout lines to remove buildup. Rinse very well. Consider sealing the grout lines.