Cleaning and Maintenance Notes for New and Beautiful Ceramics, Just Like the First Day

Ceramics win your heart with their practical use and easy cleaning feature. And it is actually very easy to make them look like new. Actually, according to their characteristics, all tile materials have an advised cleaning and maintenance procedure. For example, most glazed porcelain and ceramic tiles can be cleaned with a ph-neutral liquid cleaner, by means of a soft cloth. The most important matter in ceramic cleaning is, you should never use metal brushes or abrasive cleaning materials. While removing stains, it will be enough to just select the right stain remover for right stain, and clean with a soft cloth, rinsing thoroughly.
Following practical cleaning rules, you can make your life easier without spending too much time and effort.
Points to be Taken into Consideration
You can clean glazed tiles gently with a brush or with vacuum.
You can clean unglazed tiles by sweeping or with vacuum.
After repair jobs, you have to quickly clean the joint fillers.
Adhesives, joint materials and all kinds of liquids that can cause stains should be immediately cleaned.
You can use detergents containing low sulphate levels.
In cleaning glazed tiles, detergents with big particles should not be used. You should prefer normal, home-type detergents.
Selecting foam-free detergents, you can make things easier. For obtaining a good result, you should wait for 5/10 minutes before rinsing the surface you wiped.
For tenacious dirts and stains, you should use nylon brush, if necessary. Do not use a metal brush.
For tenacious stains, you can use stain remover.
Which Cleaning Materials Should Be Used for Which Stains?
Stain Type Recommended Material
Synthetic Paints Thinner
Synthetic Oils Liquid Detergents, solvent
Tea&Coffee Bleach
Ink Acetone, Alcohol
Filler, cement mortar Acid (hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid)
Blood Hydrogen peroxide
Metal Stain Acid or alkaline-based detergents
Tire stain Solvent