Are you in the Miami / Ft. Lauderdale/ Palm Beach area and want your Mexican (Saltillo) tile and grout to look sensational again?
Our Tile and Grout Cleaning method is superb. We call it the “Ultimate Tile & Grout Cleaning Method.
And with good reason. We start by applying a mild conditioner to the tile surface to begin to loosen all the embedded cleaning products and dirt that have dulled your tile over time. We do not use muratic acid used in other cleaning processes.
First we apply a mild conditioner to the tile & grout cleaning surface to begin to loosen all the cleaning products and dirt embedded into the grout that have made your grout lines dark and dirty We then hand scrub all grout lines for maximum cleaning…
Mexican tiles are made in the city of Saltillo in Mexico. They are beautiful and they can provide your home with a charming look. But if your Mexican tiles are not regularly sealed, they need to be refinished. Your heavy tables, chairs, and furniture can leave deep…
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A pH-neutral cleaner, specifically designed for Mexican antique tiles, is recommended for cleaning. Avoid using harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners that can damage the delicate surface of the tile. Always test the cleaner on a small, inconspicuous area before using it on the entire surface.
