How to Clean Mold from Grout

Apply warm water., Scrub the grout in a vigorous, back-and-forth motion., Try a baking soda paste., Rinse the grout with water., Dry the grout.

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Apply warm water.

    Fill a bucket or spray bottle with warm water.

    Douse small sections of grout at a time., Use a narrow scrub brush, tile brush, or stiff toothbrush.If you’re having trouble getting into corners or grout lines with your brush, try using a Mr.

    Clean Magic Eraser for those areas.Instead of a scrub brush, you can try a closed-loop microfiber cloth.

    If so, wear gloves to protect your hands from the friction. , If water alone doesn’t work, mix three parts baking soda with one part water to form a paste.Apply the paste to the grout, and let it sit for one to two hours.

    Spray with plain water, then scrub the grout again.Alternately, make a paste from two parts baking soda to one part hydrogen peroxide.

    Let the paste sit on the grout for several minutes before scrubbing it and rinsing it clean. , Use clean running water, a spray bottle or a clean, wet sponge to rinse the grout. , Use clean cloths to buff remaining moisture from the grout.

    Open a window or turn on a fan until the grout is dry to the touch.
  2. Step 2: Scrub the grout in a vigorous

  3. Step 3: back-and-forth motion.

  4. Step 4: Try a baking soda paste.

  5. Step 5: Rinse the grout with water.

  6. Step 6: Dry the grout.

Detailed Guide

Fill a bucket or spray bottle with warm water.

Douse small sections of grout at a time., Use a narrow scrub brush, tile brush, or stiff toothbrush.If you’re having trouble getting into corners or grout lines with your brush, try using a Mr.

Clean Magic Eraser for those areas.Instead of a scrub brush, you can try a closed-loop microfiber cloth.

If so, wear gloves to protect your hands from the friction. , If water alone doesn’t work, mix three parts baking soda with one part water to form a paste.Apply the paste to the grout, and let it sit for one to two hours.

Spray with plain water, then scrub the grout again.Alternately, make a paste from two parts baking soda to one part hydrogen peroxide.

Let the paste sit on the grout for several minutes before scrubbing it and rinsing it clean. , Use clean running water, a spray bottle or a clean, wet sponge to rinse the grout. , Use clean cloths to buff remaining moisture from the grout.

Open a window or turn on a fan until the grout is dry to the touch.

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