I know you can't tell from the picture, but there's an area of the floor that no matter what I try it still looks hazy :( Love my floor, but to be honest, it's a pain to keep clean. The rest of the floor is like a mirror; ) but for this area. Lol
I know you can't tell from the picture, but there's an area of the floor that no matter what I try it still looks hazy :( Love my floor, but to be honest, it's a pain to keep clean. The rest of the floor is like a mirror; ) but for this area. Lol
I can't tell what it is from the picture.
If you mean the grout, Oxy Clean powder can be made into a paste and used as a cleaner. Instructions are on the package, I think, or can be found on the internet.
Oh, I see now. I think you might still be able to use the OxyClean, if you make it kind of liquid, but I would try a tiny little test area in a not-visible spot first. I guess you tried regular cleaners like Fantastic, 401, Spic N Span, etc.?
My only other thought would be to show this to a good tile store, and ask them if they have a product you can use.
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Tere, have you tried a mixture of Vinegar, Baking Soda with a small amount of the regular blue Dawn? I have a hand tied Middle Eastern large rug and it worked beautifully with out any damages, I used it on my back splash, (a gift of 16 pc.) hand painted porcelain and it took the yellowing off and left them looking like the day I received them! I mixed about half a cup of regular white distilled vinegar to 2 Tablespoons ( maybe 3) blue Dawn and lastly added the everyday baking soda until I got a medium thickness paste painted the mixture on to completely cover the tile, let it sit undisturbed for about 20 minutes, took a clean wet hand towel, with some mild rubbing rinsed and wiped off.
I lived in El Paso off & on 30 years, parents retired in N.E. off railroad before Dal - Tile area. My husband & I were married at Center Chapel, Ft. Bliss 1968. The last time we lived there was '90's & lived on the East side, off of Album Ave. & Ruewood, a block from Eastwood Middle. Left in 2003 for Oklahoma were we had a small ranch. My husband passed and I relocated to Ohio in 2011. Two of 5 my granddaughters still call E.P. home base - They're grown now. - Small
world God Bless & good luck!
Dottie W.
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/clean/bathroom/removing-grout-haze-from-tile-10035936
This was really helpful when I used it for my tiles. It worked really fast and I was able to get most of the haze off when I cleaned the first time. It's really easy and great.
You can try it out to see if it works for you as well. Good luck.
Removing Grout Haze From Tile
Here are several tips and tricks that might help you https://chascrazycreations.com/floor-cleaning-hacks/