You can scrub your tile floors all day long, but getting those grout lines clean really makes all the difference. Cleaning grout can be a monotonous job and the maintenance required to maintain your tile's beauty, while keeping the grout clean, is a balancing act. Microscopic pores allow dirt and other contaminates to become trapped below the surface, where they cannot be removed by regular mopping.
For most, the old fashioned mop is the tile-cleaning tool of choice. Although this appears to work fine at first, eventually you start to notice the tile getting darker in the traffic areas. Mopping no longer gets the job done. Dirt and soil from the mop has been absorbed into the grout between the tile leaving it dull and dingy.
Utilizing the latest technology and environmentally safe cleaning agents, Mott's Carpet Cleaning high pressure "turbo" Tile, Stone & Grout cleaning system will restore the natural beauty of your ceramic tile and grout quickly and economically.
The Professionals at Mott's Carpet Cleaning have extensive experience in the area of Tile, Stone & Grout cleaning and will be able to not only clean those hard areas that you cannot reach yourself, but also provide suggestions on maintenance of those stubborn areas to help minimize any mold and mildew return. With Mott's Tile, Stone & Grout cleaning service, your floors will sparkle once again and you'll save time and money.
What is the difference between ceramic/porcelain tile and natural stone?
Both materials are of excellent quality and durability but there is a difference which is not always apparent to the average consumer.
Ceramic/porcelain tile is a man-made product and many are made to mimic some type of stone. They are a bit more controlled in range and variation. Tile is also not porous or full of pores which means it does not absorb stains easily making the upkeep more minimal than natural stone.
Natural stone is quarried from the earth and is varied in color, no two pieces ever look the same. Stone is considered to be porous which means it will absorb stains at a quicker rate making the maintenance and upkeep of it more in depth than tile.
RELATED ARTICLES
Carpet Or Tile?
Caring For Your Ceramic Tile
CERTIFICATIONS:
RCT - RUG CLEANING TECHNICIAN
CCT - CARPET CLEANING
RRT - CPT REPAIR & REINSTALLATION
UFT - UPHOLSTERY & FABRIC CLEANING |
