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June 7, 2021

Natural Way to Clean Your Kitchen Tiles

You may be tired of trying all the solutions to clean your kitchen tiles. The good news is that there are natural remedies for cleaning your kitchen tiles. And they primarily consist of things you already have in your pantry. If you don’t have any of these supplies, there’s no need to worry because they’re primarily inexpensive and things you can always use again.

These cleaning remedies will probably work more for your Adelaide kitchen tiles than regular cleaning solutions. Once you start using these DIY cleaning solutions, you may never go back. So here are some natural cleaning remedies you can try out on your kitchen tiles:

 

Bleaching Paste

You can bleach your tiles without any bleaching solution—or at least any conventional solution. With hydrogen peroxide, you can make a cleaning solution that will take your kitchen tiles back to how they looked.

Mix a small amount of hydrogen peroxide—no need to use too much because it’s pretty intense—with about three tablespoons of baking soda and enough liquid soap to lather. Baking soda dissolves dirt and stains, so you’ll use a lot of this paste. Liquid soap is necessary to remove any oils on your kitchen tiles.

Once you’ve mixed up the paste, get a brush or an old toothbrush you don’t use anymore and some elbow grease. Brush and scrub the paste all over your Adelaide kitchen tiles, and let it sit for about 15 minutes.

Wipe away with hot water, then go in with a dry cloth to remove excess water or paste. Mop up any excess water, and you’re ready to enjoy your paste.

 

Vinegar Cleaning Solution

Vinegar is excellent for cleaning because of its acidic content. It dissolves dirt, grease, and any other dirt your kitchen can produce. This vinegar solution is especially perfect for stubborn kitchen stains.

Mix a quarter cup of vinegar, baking soda, and two tablespoons of liquid soap in warm water. The amount of warm water you use depends on how nasty the stains on your kitchen floor are. Start mopping with this cleaning solution and clean up all the excess with a dry towel.

 

Ant Deterrent

Ants are regular visitors to any kitchen. If you’re having ant or rat issues, this will work amazingly because of the ingredients. Vinegar, peppermint oil, and rubbing alcohol clean your kitchen tiles well while chasing rodents and creepy crawlies away.

Mix two tablespoons of vinegar and rubbing alcohol, along with some drops of peppermint essential oil. The amount of liquid soap you use depends on measuring the ingredients above. Your liquid soap should be double the amount of the other ingredients.

Mix everything in a spray bottle with water. Spray on your kitchen tiles whenever you want to clean them, and you notice ants.

Cleaning your kitchen tiles means trying out these hacks. Tell us which worked best for your kitchen tiles. Sometimes, no cleaning solution can work for your Adelaide tiles because they need to be changed.

Come to Aurees Tile for your premium tiling solutions in Adelaide. Contact us to start enjoying cleaner tiles in your Adelaide kitchen.

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