Step 1. Sweep

Start by removing loose dirt and debris. Sweep or vacuum your tile floors regularly to prevent dirt and grit from scratching the surface.

Step 2. Mop With Water

Once the loose debris is removed, mop the floor with warm water. For tiles that are regularly maintained, this will be enough to restore their shine.

Step 3. Dry Thoroughly

You can allow the floor to air dry, but leaving excess moisture on the tiles can lead to unsightly water spots. For a more polished look, use a microfiber cloth to dry the ceramic tiles thoroughly.

Step 4. Use Tile Cleaner for Deep Cleaning

For tougher stains or built-up grime, you may need to mop with a mild cleaning solution. Mix warm water with a pH-neutral cleaner specifically designed for ceramic tile. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, which are likely to damage the tile.

Step 1. Daily Care
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To minimize water spots and reduce the buildup of minerals from water, use a squeegee on the tiles after each shower. It is also helpful to ensure proper ventilation during and after showers to reduce the humidity, which promotes mold and mildew growth.

Step 2. Rinse Away Dirt
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Start by removing loose dirt and other debris from the ceramic tiles. You can do this by rinsing the shower walls with warm water.

Step 3. Spray With a Specialized Cleaner
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Use a non-abrasive, pH-neutral cleaner suitable for ceramic tiles. Make a mixture of tile cleaner and water and put it in a spray bottle. Spray the solution generously on the tiles and let it sit for a few minutes to break down soap scum and oils.

Step 4. Scrub the Tiles Gently
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Use a soft-bristled brush or non-scratching scrubbing pad to gently scrub the tiles and grout. Pay extra attention to areas with significant soap scum buildup or mildew.

Step 5. Rinse and Dry
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Rinse the shower walls and floor with clean water to remove any remaining cleaner and loosened debris. You can use a handheld showerhead or a bucket for this. Finally, dry the shower with a dry towel or squeegee.